When I append 80 to the url it automatically converts it into 'without 80' url by removing ":80" from the url.

What happens if you put :80 at the end of your url in the proxy configuration?

On 04/10/09 12:14, sac sha wrote:
Hi Vik

When I append 80 to the url it automatically converts it into 'without 80' url by removing ":80" from the url.

Regards
Sac

On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Vik Tara <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    And when I put the path into my browser it says no such file. But
    when I insert 80 to the path it shows the proper file. So I am
    sure that the problem is due to that '80' figure.

    So if you append :80 to your proxy url - does firedocs then work?

    Vik



    On 04/10/09 01:33, sac sha wrote:
    Hi All

    I have put some alerts to the javascript(includeURI.spec) and
    find out that the path to the file is coming incorrect. The path
    to the rngs stored in my system is having a directory for port 80
    with the name '80', but the javascript alert is giving me the
    path omitting this directory.

    And when I put the path into my browser it says no such file. But
    when I insert 80 to the path it shows the proper file. So I am
    sure that the problem is due to that '80' figure.

    file:///tmp/firedocs/schema/uk/co/example/cms/lenya/schemas/lenya.rng
    -> Gives error (file not found)
    file:///tmp/firedocs/schema/uk/co/example/cms/80/lenya/schemas/lenya.rng
    -> (shows proper file)

    Not sure but can this be because of url proxying?

    Adding to this...
    the lenya.rng on the wrong path(as above) is an xml file having
    wrong data i.e page not found data of lenya. And also no
    dublincore directory and dublincore.rng present :-)

    Regards
    Sac

    On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Thomas Comiotto
    <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:


            I can call each of the urls and get a page returned using
            the proxy url.


        You really need to follow *all* the links, including
        cross-references within schema files.
        The line below basically says that a schema import directive
        is pointing to the void.


        Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "Component returned
        failure code: 0x80520012 (NS_ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)
        [nsIXMLHttpRequest.send]" nsresult: "0x80520012
        (NS_ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)" location: "JS frame ::
        chrome://firedocs/content/validation/RNGSchemaParser.js ::
        anonymous :: line 121" data: no]

        If you want to know which file can't be found without having
        to do all the handy work, add something like this to
        RNGSchemaParser.js (located somewhere below your firefox
        profile):

        113: dump(includeURI.spec)

        and restart firefox from console.

        Don't forget to disable xul caching and enable console dumps
        as described here for instance

        http://www.yulup.org/developers.html


            The only strange thing I can see is calling the last url:

                    <edit:uri-resolver protocol="lenya-document"
                    href="solutions.html?lenya.usecase=atom.uuid2url&url="/>


            This returns:

                /staticfiredocs


            Which is the publication name - but we hide this with the
            proxy. Could
            that be an issue?


        That's for resolving lenya:document links. Should be ok.


        Best
        Thomas



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