Not able to fetch data using Scenario

Question

Hi
I am working with Quincy Fund Demo. In that we have investorhome.jsp page, where we have following code to get the offer Advertisement data.
<dsp:droplet name="/atg/targeting/TargetingFirst">
<dsp:param bean="/atg/registry/Slots/QFOfferSlot" name="targeter"/>
<dsp:param name="howMany" value="1"/>
<dsp:param name="fireContentEvent" value="false"/>
<dsp:param name="fireContentTypeEvent" value="false"/>
<dsp:oparam name="output">
                    <dsp:a href="offer.jsp">
<dsp:param name="ElementId" param="element.repositoryId"/>
<img border="0" src="<dsp:valueof param="element.imageURL"/>"></dsp:a>
</dsp:oparam>
</dsp:droplet>
And the scenario I am trying to use is PromoteSpecialSituations.( Please refer ACC for Quincy fund demo).
But my problem is that I am not able to get any data from this scenario.
Can anyone tell me the reason behind it and its solution?
Thanks
Prasanna

Answer 1

Hi Shaik
Here is the detail of that scenario
(event) Logs in ------(people) Locale is en_US-------(fork)-----
--------------(people) Fund list includes ---------------|
| /repositories/Funds/en_US |
| /specialsituation.xml |
|
-----------|(Otherwise Cond)--Add items to slot
named QFOfferSlot
named Offers:offer:
/repositories/Offers/en
_US/specialsituations.html
The content of specialsituation.xml file is as follows:
<fund>
<aggressiveIndex>2</aggressiveIndex>
<targets>aggressive</targets>
<fundName>Quincy Special Situations Fund</fundName>
<symbol>QUISS</symbol>
<category>stock</category>
<type>Growth; Income</type>
<price>5.69</price>
<language>de_DE</language>
<objective>Quincy Special Situations Fund seeks high total return through
capital appreciation and income.
</objective>
<strategy>This fund pursues capital appreciation and current income by
buying stocks with deeply-depressed prices that fund management believes
have the potential for recovery. Fund management searches for three types
of value stocks: stocks with high current dividend yields, stocks
temporarily discounted by the market, and stocks that management
believes are fundamentally misunderstood but have great potential. The
depressed prices of these stocks make them more responsive to
company-specific news than to general stock market trends.
</strategy>
<inceptionDate>02/15/1992</inceptionDate>
</fund>
Thanks
Prasanna