Publishing from URL to domain name creates an error

Posted September 14th, 2009 by edbaur

I went to re-name the public site from http://72.167.42.123/iMIS15_PROD to
http://www.RealSite.com/iMIS15_PROD

so we could go LIVE and get the following error when I publish the web site:

Public:Error: Error in line 1 position 124. Expecting element 'Navigation' from namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Navigation'.. Encountered 'Element' with name 'Content', namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Content'.
Public:Error: Error while Publishing document Public: Error in line 1 position 124. Expecting element 'Navigation' from namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Navigation'.. Encountered 'Element' with name 'Content', namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Content'.

What would cause this?

I ran into several problems

On September 14th, 2009 Andie Millet says:

I ran into several problems when I changed the domain name of a website. I republished the website the sitemap and the content. I restarted IIS on all application services and I recycled the application pool. It eventually came up and started working.

Thanks,

Andie

This error now results

On September 15th, 2009 edbaur says:

This error now results regardless of what URL I enter in the website and it also occurs when I publish the sitemap.

~:Error: Error while Publishing document ~: Error in line 1 position 124. Expecting element 'Navigation' from namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Navigation'.. Encountered 'Element' with name 'Content', namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Content'.

Did this get resolved

On July 3rd, 2012 Scott Rowan says:

I realise this thread is probably abandoned.... but i'm getting same issue and not sure how to resolve it.

My issue seems to have occured when I added a new URL for our imis webserver in addition to the URL for the application server in the the "URL(s) pointing to the IIS root" and "Secure URL(s) pointing to the IIS root".

Thanks,

Scott

similar

On September 28th, 2012 etarasew says:

I've just seen this on 15.2.1 installation - when I publish set the iMIS Web View site to default and publish. The URL setting is http://localhost/imis15/ and I've tried with the servername as well, but get the same results:

iMIS Web View:Error: Error in line 1 position 124. Expecting element 'Navigation' from namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Navigation'.. Encountered 'Element' with name 'Content', namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Content'.
Admin:Error: Error while Publishing document Admin: Error in line 1 position 124. Expecting element 'Navigation' from namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Navigation'.. Encountered 'Element' with name 'Content', namespace 'http://schemas.imis.com/2008/01/DataContracts/Content'.

does anyone have a fix and explanation for this? Thanks

I took a look through old emails

On October 2nd, 2012 Scott Rowan says:

Hi,

Tried to see how we ended up resolving this issue.

From my notes and emails, I can see that I somehow identified the section of our site that was having the problem.

I then blew away that entire section and recreated it in the sitemap.

That seemed to fix the issue for us.

However, we had to give all the pages new names as we couldn't see them in the recycle bin and couldn't purge them.

Hope that helps in some way.

web view

On October 15th, 2012 etarasew says:

I'm seeing this on the iMIS Web View site, which makes me a little more cautious.

I'm unable to publish the entire sitemap starting at the root (~), but I can publish all of the subsequent navigation items. and I'm unable to publish edits to the iMIS Web View website too (because, that also publishes the sitemap).

What version are you on?

On October 15th, 2012 Scott Rowan says:

What version are you on - we're on 15.2.1.3282.

Regards,

Scott

client version

On October 16th, 2012 etarasew says:

This client is on 15.2.1 as well

Your situation is slightly

On October 16th, 2012 Scott Rowan says:

Your situation is slightly different from ours - I was able to find a section of the sitemap that wouldn't publish. Long and tedious process from memory, but I did find it eventually.

I then had to delete that section and re-create it - however I also had to give each section a slighlty different name as nothing was showing in our recycle bins and we couldn't purge the old content.

Out of interest, do you see anything when navigating to the Recycle Bin in either the "Manage Sitemap" or "Manage Content" sections?

Solution

On April 17th, 2013 tmndi says:

Was there ever a solution for this published?

I can't publish the site or site map at this point.

Terry Hammond enSYNC Corporation Fort Worth, TX terry@ensync-corp.com

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