WARNING in the servletd_out.log file.

vaibhav2288

Hi All,
I was analyzing the teamsite logs, and found one WARNING. It is written continuously to iwhome/local/logs/iwui/servletd_out.log.

WARNING is :

WARN com.interwoven.ui.datacapture.core.dcxp.DTDNodeOrderingStrategy () - Error reading DTD http://localhost/iw-cc/datacapture6.0.dtd. Message: http://localhost/iw-cc/datacapture6.0.dtd

I am not able to find, how this WARNING comes. Does anyone encountered this type of WARN in the logs ?

Environment :
TS: 6.7.2-sp2.
OS: Windows 2003

Adam Stoller

Hi All, I was analyzing the teamsite logs, and found one WARNING. It is written continuously to iwhome/local/logs/iwui/servletd_out.log. WARNING is : WARN com.interwoven.ui.datacapture.core.dcxp.DTDNodeOrderingStrategy () - Error reading DTD http://localhost/iw-cc/datacapture6.0.dtd. Message: http://localhost/iw-cc/datacapture6.0.dtd I am not able to find, how this WARNING comes. Does anyone encountered this type of WARN in the logs ? Environment : TS: 6.7.2-sp2. OS: Windows 2003

The system is looking for the DTD in a particular location where it isn't actually stored OOTB (a stupid mistake IMO). For pre-7.x versions of TS you can usually fix this by placing a copy of the DTD (which lives in IWHOME/local/config/) somewhere within IWHOME/httpd/webapps/content-center/ (I cannot remember whether it's right there, or somewhere else within there).

For 7.x versions of TS I believe (though haven't verified) that you would have to place it somewhere within /.../ApplicationContainer/... As I'm not looking at a server right now I don't remember the directory structure - there's something like a CC.war or CCTK.war or TK.war directory within there, and my guess is that you'd want to put the file in there.

You might be able to accomplish the same thing by placing a copy somewhere within IWHOME/local/config/lib/content_center/customer_src/... such that a make_toolkit.ipl would copy it to the correct location, but I never got that far when I was trying to get rid of that annoying (but otherwise harmless) warning message.