Hi Radu, Thanks for the reply. We do see the issue with a stock OT and the unmodified pdf2 transformation. I always start from a fresh OT; in this case I started on 361 because that is the version our software ships with, but when I encountered the problem, I made the modifications to move the plugi...

Hi everyone, I'm hoping that someone here might have some answers or at least be able to point me in the right direction. I have DITA content that makes use of abbreviated-form. These link back to a map containing glossref that then point to glossentry. I'm confident that our content is good and con...

Hi Radu, Your hunch was correct. There was an error message indicating that document() failed due to an IO issue and the file being locked. For some reason, when the transformation runs in Oxygen this error does not occur, but when I run from the command line with minimal parameter set, the error oc...

Hi Radu, Yes, I am making a DITA OT plugin that extends the XHTML transformation. The code which calls the document function is as follows: <xsl:param name="input.map.url"/> <xsl:variable name="inputMap" select="document(concat('file:/', $input.map.url), .)"/> I believe...

Hello, Apologies if this has been asked/answered before. I did search before posting, but did not find anything that looked like it was specific to my situation. I'm developing an XHTML plugin in Oxygen. In the plugin I am calling the document() function to pull some data I need but don't have acces...

Hi Radu, Thanks for the reply and apologies for my late response. - I am using a stock installation of 3.5.4 downloaded directly from dita-ot.org; there are no modifications - I navigate to .../dita-ot-3.5.4/bin and type "cmd" into the Windows Explorer navigation bar to open the command wi...

The pdf2 plugin in OT version 3.5.4 uses preprocess2. When I run a transformation from the command line, it works fine. But in Oxygen 20.1, it fails with the following issue: build_preprocess2.xml:66: java.lang.SecurityException: class "net.sf.saxon.serialize.SerializationProperties"'s sig...

It looks like copying configuration.properties from /config back to /lib resolves the issue for Oxygen; it is able to see the newly added transtypes again.

I do plugin development using Oxygen version 20.1. Normally, I install a fresh version of a specific OT to do plugin work. I store my plugins outside the /plugins folder and reference this folder in configuration.properties. I tried to do this with OT 3.5.4 just now and noticed that configuration.pr...