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Rick,
1. The
iis/witango service is not the issue. Otherways it would not run at all, but
everything else of the taf works. I can't just now check it since I'm inside the
firewall, but I think that if you try the following address you might be able
to get into the application in question and use and try it out
for yourself:
Choose
"New Artists / Classical" or "Entertainment" from the menu and you will
see IIS stop with your own eyes. All the rest of the site showing up in the
main frame is all the same taf but works. It's in debug mode so please feel free
to check the variables/scopes.
There
are also some 10-15 other <@for> metatags in that same taf all within
results actions (as I just can't stand those separate actions), some
nested, some not, but they all work.
2. Do
I use a custom scope ? Wasn't my intention, please let me know where
?
3.
Please see later posting on the subject and the results action in whole, there
is for sure an ending tag and besides the lack of it should for sure generate an
error within Witango, not IIS.
Jan
Jan,
The XML problem isn't an error in the taf, but
a problem with IIS seeing the WiTango server.
Make sure you've allowed the web service
extension for the wiis.dll (t4iis.dll Tango 2000).
Otherwise, IIS will deny a taf from
running.
Also, you're using a custom scope. Do you have
the customscope switch enabled in your WiTango server configuation?
And, In your <@FOR> tag, I saw a stop,
but not a start.
Rick Sanders
Hi,
Platform: W2003
Server, IIS 6, Witango 5.0
Has anybody run
into this before:
A simple
<@for...> </@for> metatag pair within a more complex
results action has managed to destroy my day by generating the following
(typical) IIS error output:
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The XML page
cannot be displayed
Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please
correct the error and then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
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A semi colon character was expected. Error
processing resource
'http://server01/orfeo/OrfeoMA/OrfeoMAHome.taf?_action=list&...
<td
width="60%"><font size="+1"><ul><b><li><a
href=""typical" I mean that more than
90% of the time this has been the output. The last line (<td
width="60%"><font size... ) has taken different values depending on
changes I have done to the results action, but the text it displays always
generates from totally different results actions within the
taf.
Occasionally it has also ended with a Witango
Server error -615 message and a few times it has even worked, especially
immediately after a refresh of the taf on the browser client or starting up
a new browser window...
The <@for>
metatag typically (having tried out some million different possibilities)
looked like this:
<@for stop="<@numrows
array='@@request$arrTempGenre'>">
<@addrows array="arrArtistList" scope="user"
value="<@filter array='resultset' scope='request' expr='#GenreID =
<@var name="arrTempGenre[<@currow>,GenreID]"
scope="request">'>">
/@for
The rest of the taf
has worked fine all the time as long as this one results action was not
hit.
I even retyped the whole
results action manually, moved it to a different place in the taf, copied
everything into a new clean taf file, tried to run the <@for>
/@for metatag pair empty, restarted both server and Witango service
etc, but to no help. Commenting out the <@for> metatag pair always
resolved the IIS issue (although not giving me the correct
output).
At the end I just split
my whole results action into 3 separate actions with a "for loop"
action in between two results actions and now it works. And
it's not a typing error, I "cut and pasted" the
stuff.
Ok, it now works, but I
really would like to understand the problem I hit.
Jan
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