On Monday, November 26, 2001, at 3:05:17 AM, Tavis Rudd wrote: TR> Then regardless of what the problem really is, WebKit's TR> giving you a misleading error message. That should be fixed.
I agree -- a more informative error message would be great, regardless of what the problem is. The actual message sounds almost as if everything worked fine! It'd be good if WebWare told me the file was not found (or was found), and gave the absolute path where it was found, or a list of paths where it looked. TR> Can you access the foo.htm file via apache? No.....so I'm thinking WebWare must not be configured right....it must be looking in the wrong place. As I told Mike Orr in another mail, the only ways I know of to configure this are the Location directive in httpd.conf and the Contexts dictionary in Application.config. Is there another setting that needs to be modified? TR> What happens if you put an absolute path in your Application.config TR> rather than relative to WebKitPath? Same error exactly... ----------------------------------------------------- Steven D. Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: abraxan MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
