No css in my generated html report, memory error in my jsp

Hi, fellow cc users.

I have the problem that the email that is sent by the htmlpublisher doesn't
have the decent html view of cruisecontrol in it. It used to work before,
and I have no idea why it doesn't work now. It doesn't seem to matter, if I
give the proper css file explicitly or not. Does anyone have an idea, why?
This is how I configure it in the xml for configuring cruisecontrol:

<publishers>
    <antpublisher buildfile="${cont.int.dir}/config/build.xml"
anthome="${ant.home.dir}"      
                       target="publish.cc.results"/>
    <xsltlogpublisher directory="${cruisecontrol.result.dir}"
			  outfilename="nightlybuild.html"
			 
xsltfile="${cruisecontrol.report.dir}/webcontent/xsl/buildresults.xsl"/>
    <htmlemail buildresultsurl="${tomcat.url}" 
		   defaultsuffix="@evodion.de"
		  
css="${cont.int.dir}/cruisecontrol/reporting/jsp/webcontent/css/cruisecontrol.css"
		   mailhost="scotty" 
		   mailport="25"
		   reportsuccess="always"
		   returnaddress="[email protected]"
		   skipusers="true"
		   logdir="${cruisecontrol.log.dir}/${build.host}"
		   xsldir="${cruisecontrol.report.dir}/webcontent/xsl">
        <always address="[email protected]"/>
    </htmlemail>
</publishers>

Another problem I have is that when I go to the deployed jsp web-app on
tomcat with my browser, I only see a stacktrace of a java heap space error.
Any ideas?

Thanks for any help, 

Sergio
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