Eddie, line is 13 is not even close to a <taglib> so the error from the log
is misleading. This is not the only time I have problems with the Digester.
Can you kindly please tell me how to enable some kind of identification which
file the Digester is processing where it finds the error? Having several
Struts related xml files, with similar names, its difficult to figure out which
xml file the Digester is processing without knowing which context. Any
pointers is apreciated.
--- aps olute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) Please help, the support class of my servlet is not able to find the file
> town.xml. I have this file town.xml at taxi/town.xml, a copy at
> taxi/WEB-INF/classes/town.xml I tried to pre-pend with "/" and no "/" with
> same results. A snippet of the log is below:
>
> 81 2002-12-13 01:25:05 StandardContext[/taxi]: Starting filters
> 82 2002-12-13 01:25:05 okay it found the file and it exist
> 83 Making Javaville from file town.xml
> 84 ERROR in opening file town.xml
> 85 XmlTree creation failure:/town.xml (No such file or directory)
> 86 java.io.FileNotFoundException: /town.xml (No such file or directory)
> 87 at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
>
> Code snippets, on my servlet init() method I have
> 18 static String configFileName = "taxisocket.properties";
> 19 static String DEFAULT_XML_FILE = "town.xml";
> .....
> 50 String xmlfile = p.getProperty("xmlfile", DEFAULT_XML_FILE);
> 51 System.out.println("Making Javaville from file " + xmlfile);
> 52
> 53 XmlTree xt = null;
> 54 try {
> 55 xt = new XmlTree(new File(xmlfile));
> 56
>
> on XmlTree.java:
> 28 public XmlTree(File f) throws FileNotFoundException, IOException
> {
> 29
> 30 //open the file
> 31 try {
> 32 br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("/"+f));
> 33 } catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) {
> 34 System.err.println("ERROR in opening file " + f);
> 35 throw fnfe;
> 36 }
>
> 2) Also if I modify the XmlTree to use the following code, TOMCAT just
> shutdowns about a second after starting. Why would this code shutdowns
> Tomcat?
> This compiles okay and I assume once the servlet calls this at the init(), it
> shuts down Tomcat.
>
> 33 // force to read a File.
> 34 InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStream("town.xml");
> 38 br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));
>
> aps
>
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