XML rendering in browser

I have created several medium-sized (100-200 page) xml documents for my company, and successfully displayed them in a browser (formatting through css). However, the images do not display as (I believe) the entity locations don't accurately point to the image file.
I recently completed a 1000+ page document, divided into chapters and compiled into an xml Framemaker book. The book file points to entity locations (chapters and graphics) and the chapter file names have a suffix of ".e0x" as described by the developer's manual. The chapter files do not seem to be connected to the book xml file; neither my xml editor or browser recognize connections between the book and the chapter files.
Here are my questions.
1. How do you create entity references that identify image locations to a browser (rwr or struc app)?
2. How do you create entity references that identify xml file locations?

That was it! Thanks!
Subbu Allamaraju <[email protected]> wrote:
Please make sure you've the url mapping for .portal extension in your
web.xml?
Subbu
Chris Jennings said the following on 10/15/2003 08:49 AM:
I have a portal application in workshop. Often, when I "Open CurrentPortal" in
the browser I get the raw XML instead of the rendered page. What mightcause this?
Thanks,
Chris

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