Filesystem Access from Scraper changed in Mashup Server 2.0.0?

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Submitted by jensomato on October 14, 2009 - 03:00

Hi all,

I think the filesystem access of the scraper object changed since mashup server 1.5.2.
I used this configuration to access a stylesheet relative to <servicename>.resources folder.
In mashup server 2.0.0 the path is automatically converted to an absolute path with leading slash.
The only way to load files is to use complete absolute paths to file system resources. Is this change intentionally or a bug?

Thanks, Jens

    <config>
        <var-def name="url_of_site">
            {url}
        </var-def>
        <var-def name="stats">
            <xslt>
                <xml>
                    <html-to-xml>
                        <http method='get' url="${url_of_site}"/>
                    </html-to-xml>
                </xml>
                <stylesheet>
                    <file path="stylesheets/test.xsl"/>
                </stylesheet>
            </xslt>
        </var-def>
    </config>;

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tyrell's picture

This looks like a bug. Let

Submitted by tyrell on October 14, 2009 - 05:46.
This looks like a bug. I opened a JIRA so that we can track it https://wso2.org/jira/browse/MASHUP-1285 Tyrell
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