Curt,
Thank you. I passed the filename as the argument--"sample0.xml". I'll
start using URIs.
The problem is caused by the system property. Both the gnujaxp and
xerces jar files declare services for
javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory, and
javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory. I gues
You did not specify what argument you passed to the command line for "MyApp3".
Neither the book or the docs make a big deal that the argument to
XMLConfigurator.configure(String) is expected to be a URI and not a file spec.
If you passed a relative URI, I could see a parser complaining about n
Hello,
I'm new to log4j, and just working my way through the examples in
Chapter 3 of the complete user manual. I may have discovered an
incompatibility between log4j and gnujaxp.
The setup:
I'm using Eclipse Galileo (Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers),
for Mac OS X as my developmen
