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Since Version 1.18 (2004-12-03) file
/docportal/webpages/index.html
contains redirection to
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; /index.xml..."/>
This can only work if the application iswithin root context of server, otherwise e.g.
http://someserver/mycore/index.html
would redirect to
http://someserver/index.xml...
which leads to a 404 error.
Maybe you simply switch the index.htmlto a index.jsp and use expression
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; <%= request.getContextPath()%>/index.xml?XSL.Style=de&lang=de"/>
to automatically include correct context path.
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Maybe just using a relative URL works?meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; index.xml"/>
Since Version 1.18 (2004-12-03) file
/docportal/webpages/index.html
contains redirection to
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; /index.xml..."/>
This can only work if the application is
within root context of server, otherwise e.g.
http://someserver/mycore/index.html
would redirect to
http://someserver/index.xml...
which leads to a 404 error.
Maybe you simply switch the index.html
to a index.jsp and use expression
<meta http-equiv="refresh"
content="0; <%= request.getContextPath()
%>/index.xml?XSL.Style=de&lang=de"/>
to automatically include correct context path.