XSLT with Caucho Resin's
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XSLT with Caucho Resin's
I can't get the oxygenxml eclipse plugin (6.1.0) to use Resin's XSLT (compiled stylesheet transformation).
I have read the HowToConfigureExternalXSLTTransformer.pdf.
I set the JAXP XSLT Transformer value as: com.caucho.xsl.Xsl
placing the resin.jar in the plugin lib directory.
And config the transformation senario to use JAXP:
When I perform the transform I get:
Severity Description Resource In Folder Location Creation Time
2 The transformer JAXP is not present! Please install it in the folder: file:/e:/java/ide/eclipse/eclipse-3.1.0/plugins/com.oxygenxml.editor_6.1.0/lib/ personal.xml test/samples 17 August 2005 16:01:29
We use Resin for xslt because it was about three times faster than Xalan and about 80% faster than Saxon.
I have read the HowToConfigureExternalXSLTTransformer.pdf.
I set the JAXP XSLT Transformer value as: com.caucho.xsl.Xsl
placing the resin.jar in the plugin lib directory.
And config the transformation senario to use JAXP:
When I perform the transform I get:
Severity Description Resource In Folder Location Creation Time
2 The transformer JAXP is not present! Please install it in the folder: file:/e:/java/ide/eclipse/eclipse-3.1.0/plugins/com.oxygenxml.editor_6.1.0/lib/ personal.xml test/samples 17 August 2005 16:01:29
We use Resin for xslt because it was about three times faster than Xalan and about 80% faster than Saxon.
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Hi Mark,
That article is for the standalone version. For Eclipse you need to also edit the plugin.xml and add a reference to the added jar in the runtime section and then make sure you pass -clean in the command line when you start Eclipse to force a plugins refresh.
Placing that jar in the JRE endorsed folder also works as you noted.
Best Regards,
George
That article is for the standalone version. For Eclipse you need to also edit the plugin.xml and add a reference to the added jar in the runtime section and then make sure you pass -clean in the command line when you start Eclipse to force a plugins refresh.
Placing that jar in the JRE endorsed folder also works as you noted.
Best Regards,
George
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