When I attempt to open an XSL file to complete a transformation, I get the
exception FileNotFound. Steps:
[1] Get file location from properties file without problem:
String myXsl =
getProperties().getProperty(fop.render.article);
String contents:
hi,
May be you are trying to get HTTP file using File Stream,
that's why ;-)
navjot
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in a production environment in most
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Subject: FileNotFoundException when creating FileInputStream
When I attempt to open an XSL file to complete
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|When I attempt to open an XSL file to complete a transformation, I get the
|exception FileNotFound. Steps:
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|String myXsl =
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Subject: Re: FileNotFoundException when creating FileInputStream
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 08:46:10 -0700
FileInputStream expects a filename, but you fed it a URL.
Is the XSL file within your webapp? If so, don't use a URL to reference
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