RSS problem

[morphinof]

Hi,

I have a weird problem with RSS links list when i click on a RSS suscribe link :

Everything is fine in the editorial version.
On the live version the website name is missing in the article title link for each articles :

Links looks like this : http://mydomain/news/news1.html instead of http://mydomain/wcmqs/news/news1.html

Do you have any idea to solve this ?

Thanks a lot.

[bremmington]

If you look at the properties on your live website node in the repository, what is the value of its "Web Context" property?

[morphinof]

Actualy it's the name of the website, the missing part of the generated links.

[bremmington]

That *is* the web context. What is the value of that property on your live website node?

[bremmington]

Sorry, perhaps I misunderstood your last post. Were you saying that the value of the web context property is "wcmqs"?

[morphinof]

It's "somefluFR" and it's the missing part in the links.

[morphinof]

No it was for the exemple with basic wcmqs package

Here is the rss page : http://share.someflu.org/somefluFR/actualites/rss.xml

[bremmington]

I see what you mean, but I'm puzzled as to how that could be happening. Have you made any changes to the way in which the RSS feed is generated?

[morphinof]

Saddly i didn't change anything, if found that rss is not managed by wcmqs when i tried to fix this problem, i'm puzzled too because it works fine in editorial.

[bremmington]

Yes, very strange. The *only* thing I can think of is the value of the context property on the live website node. Perhaps if I describe how the RSS is being generated then that will prompt some ideas…

The request for "/any/path/at/all/rss.xml" is routed to a special Spring controller: "org.alfresco.wcm.client.controller.RssController". This simply returns a view name "rssfeed". This view is resolved to a java-backed Surf component (webscript) named "org.alfresco.wcm.client.webscript.RssWebScript".

This outputs the XML, and the relevant line for this topic is:

entry.setLink(urlUtils.getWebsiteDomain(webSite)+urlUtils.getUrl(asset));‍

and the relevant part of that is the call to urlUtils.getWebsiteDomain which looks like this:

    public String getWebsiteDomain(WebSite webSite)
    {
        return "http://'+webSite.getHostName()+(webSite.getHostPort() == 80 ? "" : ":"+webSite.getHostPort()+"/"+webSite.getContext());
    }
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Apart from making a mental note to myself to move the protocol (http) into the repo too, this seems to be correct, and I can't see how it can be missing out the context part. Very perplexing.