Xsltproc custom compilation
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2016 9:47 pm
Hi
I am using Oxygen 13.2 under Windows 8 64bits.
This version of Oxygen is bundled with xsltproc using libxml 1.1.26. I need to use libxml 1.1.28. I have found binaries for xsltproc using this version, installed them on my machine, it works.
When I replace Oxygen dll with he new ones, I get
I/O error : Invalid argument
The transformer process ended with code: 11
which is documented as "could not write the result to the output file"
I have tried multiple things for configuring the output file in scenario description, including no output file, and could not find anything that works. I have used xsltproc in command line with and without output file and it works fine.
So my question : is how can we see the command line used by Oxygen, or even better, customize it, so see/fix what is wrong ?
Since this was not working, I have tried creating a custom XSLT processor with my working command line : if I don't specify any output file in the command line, I get the transformation result as warnings instead of the editor view. If I specify the output file, I get same error as built-in xsltproc :
I/O error : Invalid argument
The transformer process ended with code: 11
I suspect there is some access right issue, I have tried executing Oxygen as administrator but not better...
Any ideas ??
Thanks for your help!
I am using Oxygen 13.2 under Windows 8 64bits.
This version of Oxygen is bundled with xsltproc using libxml 1.1.26. I need to use libxml 1.1.28. I have found binaries for xsltproc using this version, installed them on my machine, it works.
When I replace Oxygen dll with he new ones, I get
I/O error : Invalid argument
The transformer process ended with code: 11
which is documented as "could not write the result to the output file"
I have tried multiple things for configuring the output file in scenario description, including no output file, and could not find anything that works. I have used xsltproc in command line with and without output file and it works fine.
So my question : is how can we see the command line used by Oxygen, or even better, customize it, so see/fix what is wrong ?
Since this was not working, I have tried creating a custom XSLT processor with my working command line : if I don't specify any output file in the command line, I get the transformation result as warnings instead of the editor view. If I specify the output file, I get same error as built-in xsltproc :
I/O error : Invalid argument
The transformer process ended with code: 11
I suspect there is some access right issue, I have tried executing Oxygen as administrator but not better...
Any ideas ??
Thanks for your help!