Would that fact that the file was only added to the Web server Target be why
the cgi-bin doesn't show up in the URL? i.e. isn't that saying that the web
server should access it directly?
Jeff
On Tuesday, February 21, 2006, at 11:49AM, Chuck Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi John,
>
>
>On Feb 21, 2006, at 8:40 AM, John Huss wrote:
>
>> The Javascript console shows this error when the javascript is
>> executed:
>>
>> "The requested URL /WebObjects/SalondataComparison.woa/Contents/
>> WebServerResources/sortTable.js was not found on this server"
>>
>> But the file is there.
>
>Where is "there"? I suspect you are misunderstanding where "there"
>is. That is a web server URL. So the file (on a Mac) needs to be at
>/Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/SalondataComparison.woa/
>Contents/WebServerResources/sortTable.js
>
>And if it is indeed "there" :-), check the permissions on it. It
>needs to be in the www or admin group (just compare to the other
>files there) so that Apache can access it.
>
>If it is not there, you are probably missing a step in your build
>process. For Xcode you need to so a split install from the command
>line to copy this file into the Document Root. I always manage these
>resources myself, so I don't have a quick description of what to do
>off hand.
>
>
>> I'm accessing it over https. Does that have anything to do with it?
>>
>Not if https is working for other things and http and https are set
>for the same document root.
>
>
>> I put the javascript file in the Web Server Resources folder and
>> added it to the Web Server target.
>>
>> Here's the HTML:
>> <script src="<webobject name=sortTableURL></webobject>"></script>
>>
>> And the binding:
>> sortTableURL: WOResourceURL {
>> filename="sortTable.js";
>> }
>>
>> In the source for the generated page it shows up as:
>>
>> <script src="/WebObjects/SalondataComparison.woa/Contents/
>> WebServerResources/sortTable.js"></script>
>>
>> It looks like the other links on the page have "/cgi-bin" as the
>> first part of the URL, so could that be the problem?
>
>Sort of. The links with /cgi-bin/ in them are being served by your
>application not by Apache. Offhand, I don't know why this one is
>different.
>
>Chuck
>
>
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