It works.
Oh my, I missed that permutation, thought I had tried all 8
combinations, thanks much,
Baiss
On Oct 24, 2009, at 12:09 PM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:
Try relative path....
String fileNameAndPath = "helpFiles/LoginHelp.html";
On Oct 24, 2009, at 2:55 PM, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:
String fileNameAndPath = "/helpFiles/LoginHelp.html";
try {
WOResourceManager rm = application().resourceManager(); // this
works
// both of the below fail
...
rtrnHTMfile = rm.urlForResourceNamed( fileNameAndPath, null, null,
context().request() );
...
byte[] wholePage = rm.bytesForResourceNamed(fileNameAndPath, null,
null);
} catch ( Exception ex3 ) {
throw new NSForwardException( ex3, "<rtrnHTMfile> could not open
file" );
}
rtrnHTMfile yields:
/cgi-bin/WebObjects/tyf.woa/-5555/wr?
wodata=ERROR_NOT_FOUND_framework_*null*_filename_%2FhelpFiles
%2FLoginHelp.html
How should the path look when sent into < rm.urlForResourceNamed>?
The Property pane of the file, seen by right-clicking on the file,
shows the path as:
</tyf/WebServerResources/helpFiles/LoginHelp.html>
On Oct 22, 2009, at 4:35 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
No. See WOResourceManager.
Chuck
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