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HTML Loader

Former Member
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Hello !

I have 1 .html file which is saved in D drive with the name Test.html.

Using HTML loader how can I open up this file ?

Thanks

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Former Member
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Hello,

I tried as suggested but getting the error as given below :

[ERROR]: HTMLLoader [D:\Test.html] : D:\Test.html (No such file or directory)

[ERROR]: ACTION FAILED: End Action HTML_Loader_0 : ( )

What can be the solution ???

Thanks

Former Member
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HI Vaibhav

Are you trying to access file on MII server of you machine.

The D:\Test.html will try to access the filepath on MII server.

Thanks

Anshul

Former Member
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Hi,

As of my knowledge you can not access local system drives (C,D etc) in MII 12.0 and above versions.

you have to load your file from MII (under WEB).

As anshul suggested D:/xyz will refer to system in which your MII server is installed

hope this help!!

Regards,

manoj bilthare

Edited by: Manoj Bilthare on Jun 29, 2011 4:45 PM

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Former Member
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Got it.

Thanks for the clarification.

Former Member
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There are a few methods to get file on MII side

1. share your file and you can access the file as http://server/xxxxx/file.html.

2. Map you local drive to MII server.

3. Use FTP for file sharing

Thanks

Anshul

Former Member
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The file is on my system and I want it to get open through MII using HTML loader action.

Former Member
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Hi

Following parameter you need to pass for HTML Loader action

URL: HTML file Path which you want to load (in your case you can copy link by write click on your 1.html and paste in URL)

User Name: in your case it will be your MII Login Name

Password: in your case it will be your MII Login password

than by tracer you can get html content (string content of your HTML loader action) or attact this string content in a parameter

of your transaction than you can use it in your html page

hope this help!!

Regards,

Manoj Bilthare