Where do i place files (js, css, etc) referenced from within a callout cgi/html

Hello All,

I have a very frustrating problem which i'm hoping someone can help me with.

I am trying to re-implement a calendar callout for a DCT/DCR. It worked in the past, but has recently stopped working. The callout opens a window and calls the cgi successfully, but that cgi returns a series of links in the header like so:

[HTML]

<script type="text/javascript" src="/iw-cc/calendar/calendar.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/iw-cc/calendar/lang/calendar-en.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/iw-cc/calendar/calendar-setup.js"></script>
[/HTML]

and i can't find these files on the system nor can i figure out where to put them. So i guess i have two questions:

1. Where do i have to put these files so that they are visible to the browser? There is a folder at $IWHOME/servletd/work/Catalina/localhost/iw-cc, but putting files in there isn't working.

2. Am i hallucinating or did the system somehow "eat" these files? I mean... it *used* to work? I'm still climbing the learning cliff, so it's far from impossible that i may have hit some kind of reset command that ate these files, but then how come the cgi file is still there?

I've checked the FormsPublisher developer's guide section on callouts, but this subject isn't covered?

Thanks in advance for any information or insight you can shed on this - i am perplexed!

Regs,
/t

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ISCBorisB

I'm still climbing the learning cliff, so it's far from impossible that i may have hit some kind of reset command that ate these files, but then how come the cgi file is still there?

Have you (or anybody else) run "make_toolkit" recently? Judging by your "src" path that may have removed js and all that.
"make_toolkit" does not touch ...httpd/iw-bin, so CGI would be unaffected in that scenario

tanguyr

Have you (or anybody else) run "make_toolkit" recently? Judging by your "src" path that may have removed js and all that.
"make_toolkit" does not touch ...httpd/iw-bin, so CGI would be unaffected in that scenario

Yes! OK, that's a load off my mind - i thought i was losing it for a second.

Soooo, i guess my next question is "where should i put them so that they *don't* get eaten by the make_toolkit? I could put them under iw-bin, but that doesn't feel right to me as they are not executable files and i don't want to pollute that directory.

In any case, thank you very much for the information about make_toolkit. I still have a lot to learn about this product.

Regs,
/t

Adam Stoller

Yes! OK, that's a load off my mind - i thought i was losing it for a second.

Soooo, i guess my next question is "where should i put them so that they *don't* get eaten by the make_toolkit? I could put them under iw-bin, but that doesn't feel right to me as they are not executable files and i don't want to pollute that directory.

In any case, thank you very much for the information about make_toolkit. I still have a lot to learn about this product.

Regs,
/t

Try something like httpd/iw/calendar/ perhaps

tanguyr

Try something like httpd/iw/calendar/ perhaps

Hello Ghoti,

Thank you very much, that has fixed it for me.

Regs,
/t