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> Good. This XML/XSLT stuff is starting to make sense to me, but does
> anybody have links to good resources on it?
xml.com has a lot of resources, introductions and more advanced articles.
Gerald
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Gerald Richter wrote:
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> > With this patch, Embperl with XALAN support compiles, tests, and
> > installs fine for me. Wether it works or not, I have no idea; I'm just
> > beginning to expirement with Embperl2 + XML.
> >
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> If the tests succeed it will work :-)
Good. This XML/XSLT stuff is sta
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> The point is for those systems that don't have the library in /usr/lib.
> For example, some system could have it under /opt/SUNWxalan/lib or some
> such. We'd probably also want to do something with the include file,
> because in my example above, it's likely in /opt/SUNWxalan/include.
>
Yes
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Gerald Richter wrote:
>> What about checking LD_LIBRARY_PATH, if it's not set, setting it to
>> '/lib:/usr/lib', and then in either case searching LD_LIBRARY_PATH for
>> it? This is a bit more work, but also more general - it's no longer
>> Linux-specific, and it can be used
> What about checking LD_LIBRARY_PATH, if it's not set, setting it to
> '/lib:/usr/lib', and then in either case searching LD_LIBRARY_PATH for
> it? This is a bit more work, but also more general - it's no longer
> Linux-specific, and it can be used for other things that may exist
> elsewhere. I
What about checking LD_LIBRARY_PATH, if it's not set, setting it to
'/lib:/usr/lib', and then in either case searching LD_LIBRARY_PATH for
it? This is a bit more work, but also more general - it's no longer
Linux-specific, and it can be used for other things that may exist
elsewhere. In fact, th
> Currently Embperl 2.0 Beta 6 requires xalan to be compiled from sources.
I downloaded the binary for Linux and use it. I never have compiled it on
Linux (I have compiled it on solaris because there was no binary for the
sun-cc I had to use)
> xalan is not only a big download, but also takes
