Sorry, this was completely user error. I had two different projects, one with the scenarios, one without, both with the same name. I opened the one without scenarios.

My bad. Feel free to delete this entire thread if you want.

I upgraded to version 9.0, opened the same project I normally work in, but found that all of my transformation scenarios from version 8.2 are missing. I've got quite a list of fairly details scenarios associated with my projects. I don't want to have to manually add those to version 9.0. Is there an...

I wish this would work with folding. That would really make it easy to view some of my really poorly formatted XML without having to pretty-print it.

I renamed oxygen.jar to oxygen.bak, dropped this file in and renamed it to oxygen.jar, and it worked great. Thanks for the quick turn-around!

In version 8.0, the results are all listed as if they were in the active file, so you can't click into them.

I added a bit to get it to recurse, but I used that basic idea.
did the job for me.

Thanks, George, that sounds like it will work perfectly for me. I'm afraid, though, that the solution is a little over my head. If you can answer a few questions, I think I can figure this out. Does that example [collection('.?select=*.xml')//ph/varname] go into an XSL stylesheet or an XML file? Do ...

Sorry if this is double-posted, I couldn't find it anywhere.

I'd like to be able to search every file in a project (or a selected directory in a project) using an xpath value (//ph/varname). Is this possible with oXygen?

I'm trying to figure out if any of the xml files in my project have a particular xpath (//ph/varname). Is there anyway to do this in oXygen?

George, much thanks. I'd never used XWatch before, but now I'm hooked. It's a great feature.

I'm trying to debug an XSL transform. I'm getting behavior I'm not expecting because an entry in a key isn't being matched. I can't figure out any way, while debugging, to view the values in the key.

Is there a way to see what the content of the key so I can figure out why it's not being matched?

If you use oXygen in Eclipse, you can use the perforce plugin to get this functionality.

Ah, I see now, I was trying to use the function differently. I expected that if I was in the XSL editor, and I was outside of a template, I could press CTRL-space to get to the completion menu, I didn't realize that I'd either have to type a < or type the abbrev for the template first. So, stupid us...

I'm using the latest oXygen plugin with Eclipse 3.1.1 M20050929-0840. In the XSL editor, when I type a < the code completion window opens and life is good. My problem is that other uses for content completion won't work. In other words, if I press CTRL-Space, I don't get a drop down of code completi...

In Eclipse, select Preferences from the Window menu
Under General, Editors, File Associations you can add a extension and associate it with a particular editor.

I'd like to open a file with the extension .dita in the oxygen plugin for eclipse. How do I let the plugin know that files with the .dita extension should be treated as XML files?

I just moved from the stand-alone version of version 7 to the Eclipse plugin. I'm using Eclipse 3.1.1 with Sun's JDK 1.5 (I've tried versions 1.5.0_02 and 1.5.0_06). Editing the XSLT is really nice, and the project management is good, too. If I open an XSLT editor, there's some great information in ...

The batch file never throws and error, only the executable.

Sorry, I'm actually getting a different error. My error is:

JNI exception: failed to create the Java VM.

In my oxygen7.0.ini I have the following
and I still get the same error.

When I use the exe on Windows I occassionaly get the same errror. Using the batch file I never see the error.

I'm having similar issues with Sun JDK 1.5.0_02. I've actually had Windows crash.

Turning off anit-alias appears to help solve the problem, but I still ran into some odd issues.

When I stopped using dual monitors, all my problems went away.