> I hear your pain, brother. :-) So I have enclosed a ZIP which contains all
> the files I used, on Windows 98, to make this work - the XML, XSL, the
> extension class (source and compiled classfile), a batch file to run
things,
> even the PDF output.
Father Arved, thank for you for your preachin
At 03:06 PM 7/16/01 +0100, Gareth Noyce wrote:
>I've pretty much lost enough time to this problem now, so I'm effectively
>giving up. For the record, I've tried the following:
>
[ SNIP ]
I hear your pain, brother. :-) So I have enclosed a ZIP which contains all
the files I used, on Windows 98, t
> > >I understand this error to be along the lines of a "Can't find class
> > >BchDate", as I had the same problem with Xalan whilst learning how to
> > >implement extensions.
> >
> > I think you're right, as far as the semantics of the ERROR message is
> > concerned. One reason you can't find a c
> >I understand this error to be along the lines of a "Can't find class
> >BchDate", as I had the same problem with Xalan whilst learning how to
> >implement extensions.
>
> I think you're right, as far as the semantics of the ERROR message is
> concerned. One reason you can't find a class is bec
At 02:31 PM 7/12/01 +0100, Gareth Noyce wrote:
[ SNIP ]
>I'll leave out the Java class for brevity, it's basically the same as the
>3-java-namespace example from Xalan.
>
>The Java class is on the classpath, I included a function 'main' to test
>this and all works fine. The XML, XSL and Java will
> > The Java class is on the classpath, I included a function 'main' to test
> > this and all works fine. The XML, XSL and Java will all process through
> > Xalan as expected, and an XSL:FO file is produced correctly, no
problems.
> > However, I wish to use FOP to do all this in one go with the us
> The Java class is on the classpath, I included a function 'main' to test
> this and all works fine. The XML, XSL and Java will all process through
> Xalan as expected, and an XSL:FO file is produced correctly, no problems.
> However, I wish to use FOP to do all this in one go with the usual
> "j
Hi all,
Firstly, many thanks for the hard work on FOP -- it's a great piece of work.
Unfortunately I've stumbled upon a problem which I'm at a loss to figure
out. I'm hoping that someone on the list will be able to shed some light on
the problem.
I've been playing with Java Extension functions
