Need Help ASAP!!

[Roshawn Dawson]

Hi,

I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an aspx pages in both the root
directory and a subdirectory. But for some strange reason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can
neither locate the xslt file or the css file needed to get the desired results.

What's the problem? Can anyone help me?

Thanks,
Roshawn

[Peter Rilling]

Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code? How
are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or absolute
URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing the
correct physical folder?

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uO******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an aspx
pages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some strange
reason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt file
or the css file needed to get the desired results.

What's the problem? Can anyone help me?

Thanks,
Roshawn

[Roshawn Dawson]

Hi Peter and thanks for responding.

I'm using relative urls. The browser doesn't have any trouble getting it. To give you a better
picture of what I'm dealing with, here's what I have:

1.) the root directory contains a default.aspx page, css file, and an xslt file that thats used by
the default.aspx page and a page in the subdirectory

2.) a subdirectory named "Foo" that contains a default.aspx page.

The xslt file creates the html output I want. Inside the xslt file I make use of the css file.

When it comes to the xslt file, ASP.NET gives me a System.IO.FileN otFoundExceptio n. It states that
it cannont find the xslt file in the subdirectory. I took that to mean that the xslt file must also
exist in the subdirectory.

I've checked to make sure that I'm doing everything as I should but nothing seems to work.

Thanks anyway,
Roshawn

Peter Rilling wrote:

Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code? How
are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or absolute
URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing the
correct physical folder?

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uO******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an aspx
pages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some strange
reason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt file
or the css file needed to get the desired results.

What's the problem? Can anyone help me?

Thanks,
Roshawn

[Patrick.O.Ige]

Can you post some small snippet what you are trying to do.
Patrick

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uK******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...

Hi Peter and thanks for responding.

I'm using relative urls. The browser doesn't have any trouble getting it. To give you a better picture of what I'm dealing with, here's what I have:

1.) the root directory contains a default.aspx page, css file, and an xslt file that thats used by the default.aspx page and a page in the subdirectory

2.) a subdirectory named "Foo" that contains a default.aspx page.

The xslt file creates the html output I want. Inside the xslt file I make use of the css file.
When it comes to the xslt file, ASP.NET gives me a System.IO.FileN otFoundExceptio n. It states that it cannont find the xslt file in the subdirectory. I took that to mean that the xslt file must also exist in the subdirectory.

I've checked to make sure that I'm doing everything as I should but nothing seems to work.
Thanks anyway,
Roshawn

Peter Rilling wrote:

Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code? How are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or absolute
URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing the
correct physical folder?

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uO******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an aspxpages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some strangereason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt fileor the css file needed to get the desired results.

What's the problem? Can anyone help me?

Thanks,
Roshawn

[Roshawn Dawson]

Hi Patrick

This is the snippet from the default.aspx page in the subdirectory:

Private Sub GetDetails(ByVa l id As String)
Dim sb as New StringBuilder()
sb.Append(Confi gurationSetting s.AppSettings(" ItemLookup") & "&SubscriptionI d=" &
ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("SubID") & "&Version=" &
ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Version") & "&Operation=Ite mLookup&ItemId= " & id &
"&ResponseGroup =Large")
Dim tr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader(s b.ToString)
Dim xDoc As XPathDocument = New XPathDocument(t r)
Dim htw As HtmlTextWriter = New HtmlTextWriter( Response.Output )
Dim trans as XslTranform = new XslTransform()
trans.Load(Serv er.MapPath(Conf igurationSettin gs.AppSettings( "Myfile"))
trans.Transform (xDoc, Nothing, htw)
End Sub

This procedure is called during the Page_Load event. All I'm doing is attempting to transform the
xml that I receive from a third party (I actually get data so that is not an issue). Remember that
the xslt file is used by the default.aspx page in the root directory and the default.aspx page in
the subdirectory.

HTH,
Roshawn

Patrick.O.Ige wrote:

Can you post some small snippet what you are trying to do.
Patrick

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uK******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...

Hi Peter and thanks for responding.

I'm using relative urls. The browser doesn't have any trouble getting it.

To give you a better

picture of what I'm dealing with, here's what I have:

1.) the root directory contains a default.aspx page, css file, and an xslt

file that thats used by

the default.aspx page and a page in the subdirectory

2.) a subdirectory named "Foo" that contains a default.aspx page.

The xslt file creates the html output I want. Inside the xslt file I make

use of the css file.

When it comes to the xslt file, ASP.NET gives me a

System.IO.FileN otFoundExceptio n. It states that

it cannont find the xslt file in the subdirectory. I took that to mean

that the xslt file must also

exist in the subdirectory.

I've checked to make sure that I'm doing everything as I should but

nothing seems to work.

Thanks anyway,
Roshawn

Peter Rilling wrote:

Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code?
How
are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or absolute
URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing the
correct physical folder?

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uO***** *********@TK2MS FTNGP10.phx.gbl ...
Hi,

I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an
aspx
pages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some
strange
reason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt
file
or the css file needed to get the desired results.

What's the problem? Can anyone help me?

Thanks,
Roshawn

[Jevon]

What's the value of ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Myfile") ?

Jevon
"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:eF******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi Patrick

This is the snippet from the default.aspx page in the subdirectory:

Private Sub GetDetails(ByVa l id As String)
Dim sb as New StringBuilder()
sb.Append(Confi gurationSetting s.AppSettings(" ItemLookup") &
"&SubscriptionI d=" & ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("SubID") &
"&Version=" & ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Version") &
"&Operation=Ite mLookup&ItemId= " & id & "&ResponseGroup =Large")
Dim tr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader(s b.ToString)
Dim xDoc As XPathDocument = New XPathDocument(t r)
Dim htw As HtmlTextWriter = New HtmlTextWriter( Response.Output )
Dim trans as XslTranform = new XslTransform()
trans.Load(Serv er.MapPath(Conf igurationSettin gs.AppSettings( "Myfile"))
trans.Transform (xDoc, Nothing, htw)
End Sub

This procedure is called during the Page_Load event. All I'm doing is
attempting to transform the xml that I receive from a third party (I
actually get data so that is not an issue). Remember that the xslt file
is used by the default.aspx page in the root directory and the
default.aspx page in the subdirectory.

HTH,
Roshawn

Patrick.O.Ige wrote:

Can you post some small snippet what you are trying to do.
Patrick

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uK******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...

Hi Peter and thanks for responding.

I'm using relative urls. The browser doesn't have any trouble getting
it.

To give you a better

picture of what I'm dealing with, here's what I have:

1.) the root directory contains a default.aspx page, css file, and an
xslt

file that thats used by

the default.aspx page and a page in the subdirectory

2.) a subdirectory named "Foo" that contains a default.aspx page.

The xslt file creates the html output I want. Inside the xslt file I
make

use of the css file.

When it comes to the xslt file, ASP.NET gives me a

System.IO.FileN otFoundExceptio n. It states that

it cannont find the xslt file in the subdirectory. I took that to mean

that the xslt file must also

exist in the subdirectory.

I've checked to make sure that I'm doing everything as I should but

nothing seems to work.

Thanks anyway,
Roshawn

Peter Rilling wrote:

Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code?

How

are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or absolute
URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing the
correct physical folder?

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uO**** **********@TK2M SFTNGP10.phx.gb l...
>Hi,
>
>I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an

aspx

>pages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some

strange

>reason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt

file

>or the css file needed to get the desired results.
>
>What's the problem? Can anyone help me?
>
>Thanks,
>Roshawn

[Roshawn Dawson]

Hi Jevon,

It's "Myfile.xsl t"

HTH,
Roshawn

Jevon wrote:

What's the value of ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Myfile") ?

Jevon
"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:eF******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi Patrick

This is the snippet from the default.aspx page in the subdirectory:

Private Sub GetDetails(ByVa l id As String)
Dim sb as New StringBuilder()
sb.Append(Confi gurationSetting s.AppSettings(" ItemLookup") &
"&Subscriptio nId=" & ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("SubID") &
"&Version=" & ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Version") &
"&Operation=I temLookup&ItemI d=" & id & "&ResponseGroup =Large")
Dim tr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader(s b.ToString)
Dim xDoc As XPathDocument = New XPathDocument(t r)
Dim htw As HtmlTextWriter = New HtmlTextWriter( Response.Output )
Dim trans as XslTranform = new XslTransform()
trans.Load(Serv er.MapPath(Conf igurationSettin gs.AppSettings( "Myfile"))
trans.Transform (xDoc, Nothing, htw)
End Sub

This procedure is called during the Page_Load event. All I'm doing is
attempting to transform the xml that I receive from a third party (I
actually get data so that is not an issue). Remember that the xslt file
is used by the default.aspx page in the root directory and the
default.asp x page in the subdirectory.

HTH,
Roshawn

Patrick.O.I ge wrote:

Can you post some small snippet what you are trying to do.
Patrick

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uK***** *********@TK2MS FTNGP09.phx.gbl ...
Hi Peter and thanks for responding.

I'm using relative urls. The browser doesn't have any trouble getting
it.

To give you a better
picture of what I'm dealing with, here's what I have:

1.) the root directory contains a default.aspx page, css file, and an
xslt

file that thats used by
the default.aspx page and a page in the subdirectory

2.) a subdirectory named "Foo" that contains a default.aspx page.

The xslt file creates the html output I want. Inside the xslt file I
make

use of the css file.
When it comes to the xslt file, ASP.NET gives me a

System.IO.Fi leNotFoundExcep tion. It states that
it cannont find the xslt file in the subdirectory. I took that to mean

that the xslt file must also
exist in the subdirectory.

I've checked to make sure that I'm doing everything as I should but

nothing seems to work.
Thanks anyway,
Roshawn

Peter Rilling wrote:
>Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code?

How
>are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or absolute
>URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing the
>correct physical folder?
>
>"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
>news:uO*** ***********@TK2 MSFTNGP10.phx.g bl...
>
>
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an

aspx
>>pages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some

strange
>>reason, the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt

file
>>or the css file needed to get the desired results.
>>
>>What's the problem? Can anyone help me?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Roshawn
>
>
>

[Jevon]

Hi Roshawn,

From that it looks like you're either misunderstandin g how virtual
directories work, how Server.MapPath works, or both :)

By having "Myfile.xsl t" in that variable in the sub directory, for example
/foo/, when you run Server.MapPath on it in /foo/default.aspx, you map to
/foo/Myfile.xslt, not /Myfile.xslt, as you seem to expect. Server.MapPath
works from the current path, not the root. I think, to get everything
working correctly, you just need to change the "Myfile" setting to
"../Myfile.xslt" - but only in the sub directory, not the root.

I don't know how the CSS is linked/how XLST tranformation actually works,
you might need to do something similar with the path to the CSS file as
well.

Jevon
"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:O6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl...

Hi Jevon,

It's "Myfile.xsl t"

HTH,
Roshawn

Jevon wrote:

What's the value of ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Myfile") ?

Jevon
"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:eF******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi Patrick

This is the snippet from the default.aspx page in the subdirectory:

Private Sub GetDetails(ByVa l id As String)
Dim sb as New StringBuilder()
sb.Append(Confi gurationSetting s.AppSettings(" ItemLookup") &
"&SubscriptionI d=" & ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("SubID") &
"&Version=" & ConfigurationSe ttings.AppSetti ngs("Version") &
"&Operation=Ite mLookup&ItemId= " & id & "&ResponseGroup =Large")
Dim tr As XmlTextReader = New XmlTextReader(s b.ToString)
Dim xDoc As XPathDocument = New XPathDocument(t r)
Dim htw As HtmlTextWriter = New HtmlTextWriter( Response.Output )
Dim trans as XslTranform = new XslTransform()
trans.Load(Serv er.MapPath(Conf igurationSettin gs.AppSettings( "Myfile"))
trans.Transform (xDoc, Nothing, htw)
End Sub

This procedure is called during the Page_Load event. All I'm doing is
attempting to transform the xml that I receive from a third party (I
actually get data so that is not an issue). Remember that the xslt file
is used by the default.aspx page in the root directory and the
default.as px page in the subdirectory.

HTH,
Roshawn

Patrick.O.Ig e wrote:

Can you post some small snippet what you are trying to do.
Patrick

"Roshawn Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
news:uK**** **********@TK2M SFTNGP09.phx.gb l...
>Hi Peter and thanks for responding.
>
>I'm using relative urls. The browser doesn't have any trouble getting
>it.

To give you a better
>picture of what I'm dealing with, here's what I have:
>
>1.) the root directory contains a default.aspx page, css file, and an
>xslt

file that thats used by
>the default.aspx page and a page in the subdirectory
>
>2.) a subdirectory named "Foo" that contains a default.aspx page.
>
>The xslt file creates the html output I want. Inside the xslt file I
>make

use of the css file.
>When it comes to the xslt file, ASP.NET gives me a

System.IO.F ileNotFoundExce ption. It states that
>it cannont find the xslt file in the subdirectory. I took that to mean

that the xslt file must also
>exist in the subdirectory.
>
>I've checked to make sure that I'm doing everything as I should but

nothing seems to work.
>Thanks anyway,
>Roshawn
>
>Peter Rilling wrote:
>
>
>>Is the browser having trouble getting it, or some of your server code?

How
>>are you trying to interact with it? Are you using relative or
>>absolut e
>>URLs? Is you are trying to do this on the server, are you accessing
>>the
>>correct physical folder?
>>
>>"Roshaw n Dawson" <ud****@bellsou th.net> wrote in message
>>news:uO** ************@TK 2MSFTNGP10.phx. gbl...
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I have an xslt file located in the root directory. It is used by an

aspx
>>>pages in both the root directory and a subdirectory. But for some

strange
>>>reason , the aspx page in the subdirectory can neither locate the xslt

file
>>>or the css file needed to get the desired results.
>>>
>>>What's the problem? Can anyone help me?
>>>
>>>Thanks ,
>>>Roshaw n
>>
>>
>>