- From: Steve <daddyo@sparky.oroad.com>
- Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 18:54:09 -0800 (PST)
- To: cosmo@dobie.ebs.net (Craig Brozefsky)
- Cc: www-jigsaw@w3.org
> I did not see this in the archives so I figured i would post it. > > > I was trying to do some benchmarking last night and wanted to use > w3c.jigsaw.forms.PostableResource to simulate a very simple jigsaw > resource handling class. I went into the Editor and attempted to "Add > Resource" to my root and it went smoothly. Even was able to go back to > "Existing Resources" for root and edit the attributes of my test > PostableResource resource. Then when I attempted to access it I get: > > Document not found > The document http:blagblah is indexed but not available > The server is misconfigured I believe this has to do with the PostableResource not converting GETs to POSTs properly. I'm guessing what you did is added your resource and then typed in http://www.myserver.com/myresource and got the error message. You resource will no longer show up in the list of Existing Resources. Try re-adding your resource and then immediately (ie. before you click on the link to test out your resource), type in http://www.myserver.com/myresource?whatever Where 'whatever' is literally that - any characters. The GET will then be properly converted to a POST and everything will work wonderfully. Does anyone know another way around this? hope this helps, - steve -- Stephen Petschulat OpenRoad Communications stevep@oroad.com Java Development http://www.oroad.com/ Internet Databases
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