Bug in OHW config.xml file

Hi Team,
I am using a master helpset file that refers to multiple <subhelpset>s.
This works fine in OracleHelp for Java, but is broken when I display the same files in Oracle Help for the Web.
In my owhConfig.xml file, I point to the master helpset file:
+ the combined TOC shows up fine.
+ the combined Index shows up fine.
But none of the links work because the *MAP.xml files are not being read correctly.
Why are the TOC.xml files and the INDEX.xml files detected and read into memory, but the *MAP.xml files are not? The only way to fix it is to list every single help set (that is already specified in my master helpset) a second time in the ohwConfig.xml file.
Can this bug be fixed?
Thanks for the help with this,
Wendy Studinski

Hi Wendy,
I suspect the MAP files are being read correctly (OHJ and OHW use the same code to process a helpset). What I suspect is going on is that you need to specify some contentLocations in your ohw-config.xml file.
For security reasons, we require that you explicitly list contentLocations in your ohw-config.xml file. We automatically assume that the directory that contains a helpset file listed in ohw-config.xml is a valid content location, but we don't extend this to subhelpsets (if they are in a different directory than the master helpset then the contentLocation needs to be explicitly defined).
If there is a link to a file outside of list of contentLocations that OHW knows about, then OHW will not serve up that file, which in most cases appears like a broken link.
You can read about contentLocations in the Oracle Help Guide. If I guessed wrong, and it is not a contentLocation issue then just let us know and we'll take it from there....

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