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Using iwpt_compile.ipl to genrate ASP pages

koppisetti

Hi All,

I have been reading that interwoven can generate ASP pages from the backstore data. So I was just wondering if any one used this to generate some of their web applications. If so please let me know how to do that.

What I did:

used iwpt_compile.ipl to try to generate with .asp as my outfile but I got an erroe message at the place where I had <%=now()%> how to get around this problem. Any thoughts/suggestions are greately appreciated.

Thanks Again.

Sirnivas'

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Adam Stoller

Please post (as attachments) a copy of your datacapture.cfg, presentation template, and, if possible, a sample DCR from your DCT.

Also include (in the body of the post) - the version of TeamSite / TeamSite Templating you are using (including patches and service packs applied) and on what platform your server is running; and the exact command line you were using and the exact error message that appeared.

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

koppisetti

Hi Fish,

Is there a way taht we can generate ASP pages from a presentation template. The idea I thought is that when we use a iwpt_compile.ipl we could get the HTML code with ASP snippets. I tried it but for some reasons I think I am not doing it right. If I can get the file generated with an asp extension which can be published on our IIS web server as a web app.

Hope this helps to clarify my question.

What I did:

used iwpt_compile.ipl to try to generate with .asp as my outfile but I got an erroe message at the place where I had <%=now()%> how to get around this problem. Any thoughts/suggestions are greately appreciated.

Thanks Again.

Sirnivas'

james1

Perhaps you need to escape your ASP code, e.g.:


<![CDATA[ ... <%=now()%> ... ]]>

-- James

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James H Koh
Interwoven Engineering