Recovering IR/ID content

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If my XI Server has suddenly gone down due to say some corruption of SLD(or some unknown problem) how can I recover back the content in IR and ID..How are these files internally stored?? I havent backed up my content at present as TPZ's..
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Sriram V.

Hi,
1)Refresh the cache
2) Check whether the J2EE engine is up
3) Clear the Java cache ( In your system ). Usually the path will be - C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\IBM\Java\Deployment\javaws\cache\http
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