Re: [Xmlresume-devel] XSL tranform problems

[Mark M. <bra...@us...>]

Marcus,

I haven't used Eclipse to build my resume, so I can't comment on that
specifically, but a few tips that might help:

* The xmlns (as I understand it) is just a namespace directive, used for
versioning, unique IDs, etc-- it's not really a web location though.  I
think some XSLTs might use it for fetching the .dtd file, but again, I'm
no expert at this corner of XML.  At any rate, it looks like your real
problem is finding the textlayout.xsl file.  Are you sure it's part of the
Eclipse search path?

* You might try using a simpler XSLT if possible.  Unfortunately the
web-based processor is offline indefinitely, but there are some simple
command line utils you might try-- xsltproc is one, and there are java
packages as well.  If that doesn't work for you, perhaps you could send me
your resume.xml file and I'll see if there's a problem in there.

* If the command line processors don't work, could you send me the
complete build output?  There might be a clue there.

Good luck,
Mark

On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Marcus Malcom wrote:

>Anyone having this problem:
>
>http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1140684&forum_id=92730
>
>???
>
>(sorry about the extra confirm post)
>
>Thanks,
>
>Marcus
>
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