In a default Domino configuration (on Win32) you would have your Domino executables here:
c:lotusdomino
You would have your database directory here:
c:lotusdominodata
And (this is the important part) you would have your HTML directory here:
c:lotusdominodatahtml
Let's say my website is www.acme.com. If I had my website with a database accessed with the URL www.acme.com/webpage/test.nsf, then I would access the swf-file on www.acme.com/test.swf -- if the file was placed in the root html-directory (c:lotusdominodatahtml).
I know that on AS/400, directories are probably not placed and called exactly like on Win32, but the important message here is that HTML files are not placed in the same directories as the Notes databases. You should look in the Domino directory for the active web configuration which will tell you where the HTML root directory is located. Where to look depends on your Domino version. On 6.5, using the Internet Sites view, you should look in Configuration->Web->Internet Sites->[your organization name]. There ought to be a document there to help you. Look for a tab called "Configuration" and then the field label "HTML directory."
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