Try to load a xml File

[Former Member]

Hi,

I would like to load a xml file with the xml.loader action block.

The name of the file is 78b39221#11b6f.

When i test the transaction i get the error:

[ERROR]: Unable to complete requested action on XML document. c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Test\78b39221 (The system cannot find the file specified)

How can I manage it to load the file?

[Former Member]

hi,

u can check ur file path, and make sure that the file name is legal.

i saw that in ur post the file name is : 78b39221#11b6f

but actually , it should be 78b39221#11b6f.xml, u should specifiy a suffix.

have nice day!

[torben_jung]

Hi,

and THX for your replies!

I renamed the file with the xml suffix, but it doesn't help .

The problem ist the character # in the file name.

I have to handle with the given file-name, because the file ist saved automatically by a system in the way it is.

Can I rename the file name in a easy way with the use of a MII action block?

[Former Member]

hi,

so u mean u got the same error again? or what error do u get this time?

can u give me some more detailed info, such as the URL in ur loader configuration panel.

[Former Member]

Torben,

I guess you are working with MII 11.5?

I have just tried it with MII 12.0, saved a XML file with the same name you have mentioned in a WEB folder, and the XML Loader could input the file, no matter if the ".xml" extension was included or not. The xml structure and contents have been read correctly.

Maybe this is a version 11.5 problem, that the suffix "#..." is cut off from the filename so MII could not find the file?

Michael

[Former Member]

Yes, i'm working with the MII 11.5.

[Former Member]

I was able to load a file by replacing the '#' with '%23'

Regards,

Christian

Edited by: Christian Libich on Aug 19, 2008 3:24 PM

[agentry_src]

Your name includes a special character '#'. That is not really a good practice, though it is not that unusual. The first solution is to rename the file eliminating the special character(s).

The '#' character is used by MII to denote a dynamic link.