Jean-Christophe Helary wrote: > I've downloaded the two most recent .dmg packages as well as the > latest .tar.gz one and when I double-click on the application (or the > jar)
I assume that you have installed the .dmg and *then* the .tar.gz because the .dmg didn't work on your Mac. > I get a window with the following (or similar, for the .app > package) message: > >> Errors found in GUI specification >> jar:file:/Users/suzume/Downloads/xxe-perso-4_3_0/bin/xxe.jar!/gui/ >> app/Restricted.xxe_gui >> >> ? "jar:file:/Users/suzume/Downloads/xxe-perso-4_3_0/bin/xxe.jar!/ >> gui/app/Restricted.xxe_gui", line -1, column -1: cannot create XML >> parser: This parser does not support specification "null" version >> "null" >> Errors found in configuration files >> customize.xxe >> >> ? command triggered by "drop" is unknown > > > I am using the latest Java update for 10.5.6. > I've installed the .dmg and .tar.gz downloaded from www.xmlmind.net and from www.xmlmind.com. (That makes 4 installations.) Then I've successfully started XMLmind XML Editor on Mac OS X 10.5.6 with Java 1.5.0_16 (=current ``official'' Apple Java) and Java 1.6.0_07 and on Mac OS X 10.4.11 with Java 1.5.0_16. I started the installed .dmg by double-clicking on XMLEditor.app. I started the installed .tar.gz by double-clicking on bin/xxe (a shell script). Double-clicking on bin/xxe.jar works too though it is not recommended to do so, because in such case XMLmind XML Editor is not well integrated to Mac OS X. I did that on a MacBook/Intel having a French locale. In all cases, it worked just fine. My guess is that your Java installation is broken or customized (e.g. you installed an exotic XML parser in the ``endorsed extension'' folder). If this is not the case, well, I've no clue. You are the first user to report such problem.
