I think I may have spoken too soon. Though 2.0 opens, it crashes frequently, and is also quite slow doing search-and-replace operations (the Find dialog box still behaves rather inconsistently, if not as strangely as in 1.2.4). I'm trying to search English text and replace it with Hebrew entities......

I reinstalled Java 1.4.1, rebooted, and now oXygen 2.0 opens, albeit with the following error messages in my console.log. Speed seems fine (I'm running it on an 800MHz G4). 2003-04-03 17:57:44.509 JavaApplicationStub[609] Warning: Font LucidaSans-TypewriterBold claims fixed-pitch with 0 max advance!...

I think something must be wrong now with my Java install... oXygen 1.2.4, which was opening without problems yesterday, now will not start. I will reinstall Java 1.4.1 and see if that takes care of my issues.

I cleared Safari's cache, downloaded it, and tried it, but it refuses to recognize the license.key file, and keeps asking for registration info each time I launch...

I can't get oXygen to finish loading--only the application menu appears and nothing else in the menubar. Files that are dragged and dropped on the application icon do not open. I tried deleting all the com.oxygen.* preference files, with no effect. I've replicated this on a similarly configured Powe...

Thanks for the help! Incidentally, I'm using Mac OS X 10.2.4 with JDK 1.4.1. After reading through more documentation, and some experimentation, I was able to get it to work without the limitation you identified. Assuming that XEP is in /Applications/XEP Step 1: copy/move the files (xt.jar, saxon.ja...

I don't know enough about Java to know whether it's possible to use RenderX's (http://http://xep.xattic.com/) Java XSL-FO processor XEP (sorry about the density of jargon!) with oXygen... so... has anyone gotten it to work, and if so, what do I need to do (i.e., among other things, what do I enter i...

I still have the save bug as originally posted above. Since no one else has reported it, and I have not been able to test this on another OS X installation, it could be something broken in my own setup.

For what it's worth, this is what I get:



I upgraded to 1.4.x because it was so much faster and more responsive than 1.3.x. As I said, I can get around the bug, but I thought I should report what I was experiencing in case it is more widespread.

Actually, I was running Oxygen first under DP9 (but I wasn't using it very much at that point, so I can't say if the file save bug was evident in that combination). I should also add that I'm running OS X 10.2.4.

Here's a scenario I've been experiencing using Oxygen on Mac OS X with Java 1.4.1 Developer Preview 10. 1. I save the results of an XSL transformation to a given filename (i.e., "site.html") 2. I make changes to the stylesheet or the XML file and then re-apply the transformation. Visually,...