FYI: The binary download is horribly broken... there is no plug-in.xml so eclipse ignores it and I think there are some classes missing...
I tried to build the CVS...
I got it to load in eclipse 2.1-cvs...
but I can't seem to figure out how it actually works...
I enable XMLC, and then go into my project properites and look at the settings... I tried putting HelloWorld1.html into the /xmlc folder my "java source folder" and into my /src folder, but my HelloWorld1.java file still complains about not being able to find HelloWorld1HTML...
So how do I actually make this thing compile the HTML and give me a HelloWorld1HTML.java so the Barracuda tutorial will work?
-G
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Here is my .XMLC file in case there is anything you can tell that I've screwed up from it....
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<xmlc>
<folder name='/oss-reg/xmlc'>
<packageNamePrefix>oss-reg</packageNamePrefix>
<classNameTemplate>@Html</classNameTemplate>
<documentObjectModel>org.enhydra.xml.xhtml.XHTMLDomFactory</documentObjectModel>
<parser>xerces</parser>
</folder>
<packageNamePrefix>oss-reg</packageNamePrefix>
<classNameTemplate>@Html</classNameTemplate>
<documentObjectModel>org.enhydra.xml.xhtml.XHTMLDomFactory</documentObjectModel>
<parser>xerces</parser>
<javaSourceFolder>/oss-reg/xmlc-java</javaSourceFolder>
</xmlc>
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I checked it out, and now I'm trying to compile it in my workbench.
the xmlc lib files were missing. I fixed that. Now the problem is: the core project can't be compiled because of these existing plugin packages he can't find. Anybody could help me with that?
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did you "update your class path" with the right click?
I remember I had that problem before and either updating the class path or adding them in the classpath in the project's properties
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FYI: The binary download is horribly broken... there is no plug-in.xml so eclipse ignores it and I think there are some classes missing...
I tried to build the CVS...
I got it to load in eclipse 2.1-cvs...
but I can't seem to figure out how it actually works...
I enable XMLC, and then go into my project properites and look at the settings... I tried putting HelloWorld1.html into the /xmlc folder my "java source folder" and into my /src folder, but my HelloWorld1.java file still complains about not being able to find HelloWorld1HTML...
So how do I actually make this thing compile the HTML and give me a HelloWorld1HTML.java so the Barracuda tutorial will work?
-G
Here is my .XMLC file in case there is anything you can tell that I've screwed up from it....
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<xmlc>
<folder name='/oss-reg/xmlc'>
<packageNamePrefix>oss-reg</packageNamePrefix>
<classNameTemplate>@Html</classNameTemplate>
<documentObjectModel>org.enhydra.xml.xhtml.XHTMLDomFactory</documentObjectModel>
<parser>xerces</parser>
</folder>
<packageNamePrefix>oss-reg</packageNamePrefix>
<classNameTemplate>@Html</classNameTemplate>
<documentObjectModel>org.enhydra.xml.xhtml.XHTMLDomFactory</documentObjectModel>
<parser>xerces</parser>
<javaSourceFolder>/oss-reg/xmlc-java</javaSourceFolder>
</xmlc>
Did you get it running?
I checked it out, and now I'm trying to compile it in my workbench.
the xmlc lib files were missing. I fixed that. Now the problem is: the core project can't be compiled because of these existing plugin packages he can't find. Anybody could help me with that?
did you "update your class path" with the right click?
I remember I had that problem before and either updating the class path or adding them in the classpath in the project's properties
Thx, now i can go on...
you can get the binary I built from http://www.northern.ca/forums/getfile.php?id=20
I put the link on the wiki (http://xmlceclipse.sourceforge.net/wiki/)
I can't for the life of me figure out how to make HelloWorld1.html safiefy the dependancy for HelloWorld1HTML.class...
If you 'get it', that is how it works, please post a message or send me a note...