RE: "x:parse" with absolute filename does not work OR "How to load/parse an xml file using absolute filename (based on Windows)"?

Dion Gillard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Montag, 5. September 2005 12:34 To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: "x:parse" with absolute filename does not work OR "How to load/parse an xml file using absolute filename (based on Windows)"? Create a java.io.File using ${basedir}/Foo/ba

RE: "x:parse" with absolute filename does not work OR "How to load/parse an xml file using absolute filename (based on Windows)"?

: Maven Users List Subject: Re: "x:parse" with absolute filename does not work OR "How to load/parse an xml file using absolute filename (based on Windows)"? Create a java.io.File using ${basedir}/Foo/baar and then get the URL from it. On 9/5/05, Haldi, Silvio <[EMAIL PROT

Re: "x:parse" with absolute filename does not work OR "How to load/parse an xml file using absolute filename (based on Windows)"?

Create a java.io.File using ${basedir}/Foo/baar and then get the URL from it. On 9/5/05, Haldi, Silvio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > I already posted the message regarding parsing an xml file using x:parse > tag (see below). > Up to now I did not receive any message that helps solving the

RE: "x:parse" with absolute filename does not work OR "How to load/parse an xml file using absolute filename (based on Windows)"?

Hi all I already posted the message regarding parsing an xml file using x:parse tag (see below). Up to now I did not receive any message that helps solving the problem. I can't believe that nobody already ran into the same problem. How can I use an file URL based on the basedir variable in x:par