Newbies lhb Posted March 17, 2006 Newbies Posted March 17, 2006 I am attempting to use XSLT with Custom Web Publishing and continue to get the following error when attempting to connect via the web. I am using FileMaker Server 7 Advanced. "FileMaker Custom Web Publishing with XSLT - The requested stylesheet file could not be found (FILE-ER0001)" (followed by the name of the file). I have checked all of the following: 1. The stylesheet (.xsl file) has been placed in the xslt-template-files folder (inside the Web Publishing Folder; inside FileMaker Server 7 folder; on the host where Web Publishing Engine is installed) 2. The corresponding database has extended privileges added (fmxslt) and assigned to the user account 3. The web server is running & the Web Publishing Engine is working; with XSLT enabled; and the corresponding .fp7 database file is shown as being published via XSLT 4. The url matches the example given in the Custom Web Publishing Guide and I have checked to make sure folder/file names are correct ex. http:///fmi/xsl// What am I missing? Could this be a firewall issue? Additional info: I have IWP running fine from this server and I have also successfully served and accessed xml data using a url request. Thanks for any help you can give, LHB
Martin Brändle Posted March 18, 2006 Posted March 18, 2006 Check if the .xsl files have the right permissions: they must belong to group fmsadmin and this group must be able to read them.
Newbies lhb Posted March 20, 2006 Author Newbies Posted March 20, 2006 I re-checked the settings and permissions are set correctly to fmsadmin with read & write privileges granted on all my xsl files. Any other ideas? Thanks, LDHB
Martin Brändle Posted March 20, 2006 Posted March 20, 2006 Restart the WPE (or switch it to development mode, then again back to production mode).
Newbies lhb Posted April 18, 2006 Author Newbies Posted April 18, 2006 Thanks for your suggestions, Martin. I finally discovered that ports were being blocked by a firewall. Once those were opened up, the problem was solved.
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