DITA preference for custom framework not persistent anymore
Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2017 3:32 pm
Hi,
we use a custom-made DITA framework in Oxygen 19 that is installed via an Add-On.
We know that we need to set 'Options | Preferences | DITA | DITA Open Toolkit' to "Custom" to make it work. With the first version of the Add-On, everything went fine.
But now, with the second version of our Add-On, we are unable to make that preference persistent by clicking on "OK" or "Apply", i.e. it always reverts back to the default of "Built-in DITA-OT 2.x" soon:
- The preference is kept when calling up the dialog again, but is lost as soon as any new document is created (even a simple "XML document").
- The preference is always lost once Oxygen is restarted.
What can be the cause of this? Maybe errors in the framework that make Oxygen refuse using it?
Note that validation against the schema used by the framework now always fails, too, throwing the error "Invalid XML Schema: urn:..., unknown protocol: urn".
How can we or the author of the Add-on solve the problem?
Yours,
Yves
we use a custom-made DITA framework in Oxygen 19 that is installed via an Add-On.
We know that we need to set 'Options | Preferences | DITA | DITA Open Toolkit' to "Custom" to make it work. With the first version of the Add-On, everything went fine.
But now, with the second version of our Add-On, we are unable to make that preference persistent by clicking on "OK" or "Apply", i.e. it always reverts back to the default of "Built-in DITA-OT 2.x" soon:
- The preference is kept when calling up the dialog again, but is lost as soon as any new document is created (even a simple "XML document").
- The preference is always lost once Oxygen is restarted.
What can be the cause of this? Maybe errors in the framework that make Oxygen refuse using it?
Note that validation against the schema used by the framework now always fails, too, throwing the error "Invalid XML Schema: urn:..., unknown protocol: urn".
How can we or the author of the Add-on solve the problem?
Yours,
Yves