I'm sorry, the reason for having all those error messages was that I
forgot to put serializer-.jar and xalan-.jar into /
WEB-INF/lib.
Best regards
Jan
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Hi,
I made further investigations. The strange thing about this error is
the fact that AccessControlException occurs for my project's src
directory. The path, which the error message specifies, is even an
absolute windows path. However, the resource files, which I open
inside the program, are loca
This seems very similar to issue 4267. The issue is the GWT is
setting a system property, overriding the default transformer
factory. This causes the appengine server to get the wrong
transformer factory. The exception you are getting is not exactly the
same as the bug, but the circumstances are
as already states by cause "Caused by:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied "
you are not allowed to access the filesystem neither for read nor for
write - I remember there was a workaround for this issue, like putting
the resource into classpath or such, then you can get the stream
>From what I can tell it is failing while compiling the stylesheet. I
would suggest taking app engine out of the loop altogether first and
just so it in a static main to make sure it is compiling. If it works
as a static main than it is probably the file IO. To test this I
recommend to try just
Hi,
I would like to use an xsl transformation inside an HttpServlet. The
code is essentially the following:
File xslfile = new File("test.xsl");
TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
factory.setAttribute( "debug", true );
Transformer transformer = factory.newTransformer(n
