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I have the following configuration to save files to the broker Database.

<Item typeMapping="Page" cached="false" storageId="defaultDataFile"/>  
<Item typeMapping="Page" itemExtension=".sitemap" cached="false" storageId="defaultFile"/>
<Item typeMapping="Page" itemExtension=".css" cached="false" storageId="defaultFile"/>
<Item typeMapping="Page" itemExtension=".js" cached="false" storageId="defaultFile"/>    
<Item typeMapping="Binary" storageId="defaultFile" cached="false"/>
<Item typeMapping="Metadata" cached="false" storageId="defaultDataFile"/>  
<Item typeMapping="Page" itemExtension=".xml" cached="false" storageId="defaultFile"/>
<Item typeMapping="Page" itemExtension=".config" cached="false" storageId="defaultFile"/>

I have published an html page /page/test.htm, the file is getting saved to the database but I am unable to view it when hitting domain.com/page/test or domain.com/page/test.htm

I have the deployer and website configured with the above cd_storage configuration. Has any one faced similar issue like this?

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  • What is the storage configuration of defaultDataFile? According to the standard defaults, this would point to a File System location for your metadata, NOT a database. Actually, it doesn't look like you're publishing to the database at all.
    – Nuno Linhares
    Jun 21, 2013 at 5:47
  • defaultDataFile has configuration to SQL database. The files are getting saved with file extension .htm.
    – Ajo Mathew
    Jun 21, 2013 at 6:27
  • Can you find the published page in the broker db? There should be a record for it in the ITEMS table.
    – Quirijn
    Jun 21, 2013 at 6:30
  • Yes files are there at DB. It is present in PAGES also at 'ITEMS` table.
    – Ajo Mathew
    Jun 21, 2013 at 6:33

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After checking with alternate file extensions. It seems the issue is with the retrieval end rather than publishing end.

Solution: The dll files needs to be updated with code to enable retrieval of .htm files.

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