Rick Hillegas wrote:
I like the idea of recording this advice in the javadoc too. Another
possibility would be to beef up the javadoc header for the XML class.
+1, works for me.
Army
Army wrote:
Army wrote:
I think the wiki would be helpful, yes. It also might be helpful to
include these as javadoc comments somehow, perhaps for the
"checkXalanVersion()" method of junit/XML.java? Or maybe someplace
else that you looked when you yourself were trying to figure out why
th
Army wrote:
I think the wiki would be helpful, yes. It also might be helpful to
include these as javadoc comments somehow, perhaps for the
"checkXalanVersion()" method of junit/XML.java? Or maybe someplace else
that you looked when you yourself were trying to figure out why the
tests weren
Rick Hillegas wrote:
Thanks Army, Bryan, and Narayanan. I can now run the XML tests.
Good to hear!
I think this deserves being documented somewhere. Maybe under "Running
Tests" on the "DerbyJUnitTesting" wiki page? Is there a better place
for this advice?
I think the wiki would be helpful
Thanks Army, Bryan, and Narayanan. I can now run the XML tests. The
following worked for me:
1) Copying the xalan 2.7.0 jars into jre/lib/endorsed in my JDK 1.4
installation.
2) Simply wiring those jars into my CLASSPATH when running Java 6.
I think this deserves being documented somewhere.
Army wrote On 04/05/07 20:56,:
Rick Hillegas wrote:
I have downloaded xalan 2.7.0 (that seems to be the latest release
available from the xalan site). I copied the four jar files mentioned
by Bryan into the jre/lib/ext directory of my JDK 1.4. This did
slightly change the output of the e
Rick Hillegas wrote:
I have downloaded xalan 2.7.0 (that seems to be the latest release
available from the xalan site). I copied the four jar files mentioned by
Bryan into the jre/lib/ext directory of my JDK 1.4. This did slightly
change the output of the environmental report created by
org.
I did not read it properly I read the information in the link as
\lib\endorsed directory not jre/ext/lib. Sorry about the mistake.
Narayanan
V Narayanan wrote On 04/05/07 20:52,:
Hi,
I am lost here because placing the jar files in the jre/lib/ext is the
standard override mechanism.
The info
Hi,
I am lost here because placing the jar files in the jre/lib/ext is the
standard override mechanism.
The information here http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/faq.html#faq-N100D6
seems to concur with that.
Narayanan
Rick Hillegas wrote On 04/05/07 20:37,:
Thanks Bryan and Narayanan,
I have do
available from the xalan site). I copied the four jar files mentioned by
Bryan into the jre/lib/ext directory of my JDK 1.4.
Ooops, I'm sorry.
Copy the files to the jre/lib/endorsed directory, not the jre/lib/ext directory.
thanks,
bryan
Thanks Bryan and Narayanan,
I have downloaded xalan 2.7.0 (that seems to be the latest release
available from the xalan site). I copied the four jar files mentioned by
Bryan into the jre/lib/ext directory of my JDK 1.4. This did slightly
change the output of the environmental report created by
I'd like to setup my environment so that our XML tests run.
I think if you're using a modern enough JDK, no special setup is
needed. If you're using JDK 1.4, in my environment it was sufficient
to grab a modern copy of the xalan jars (I used 2.7 I believe) and copy
them to my jre/lib/ext directo
Hi,
This issue seems to contain some information related to your question
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-563
Narayanan
Rick Hillegas wrote On 04/05/07 19:39,:
I'd like to setup my environment so that our XML tests run. I'm having
a hard time finding instructions for how to do th
I'd like to setup my environment so that our XML tests run. I'm having a
hard time finding instructions for how to do this. Can someone point me
at the instructions for how to do this (which versions of which jar
files should be put where, any additional bootclasspath/classpath
directives, syst
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