On Sat, 2008-03-01 at 11:44 -0800, Gannon Dick wrote: > Stop it Ian, I'm getting hardware envy. > > Windows has some problems of it's own with the export filters > > 1. Because of the registry, only one file extension will work. For > example, XHTML (*.html) and HTML 3.2 (*.html) will conflict. > > 2. When developing filters, one must make sure the Quickstarter cache > does not interfere with included XSLT sheets. Although it does not > seem to matter with the primary sheets, the included sheets are cached. > To see modifications one must shut down Quickstarter. > > --Gannon
I built my Athlon 3500+ system a couple of years back for about USD800 plus reuse of some existing peripherals. You can now buy a prebuilt 3800 + system from Lenovo (Thinkcenter A61) for under USD600, including Vista Business. I have two filters that are both export-only. One is trivially small and the other is quite large, but each is implemented as a single XML file. Both export to XML. I guess I haven't run into the Quickstarter cache issue because I use a single XSL file for each filter. I used the single file approach because it makes it easier to package the filter using a jar file that folks can install. I guess if the packaging problem is ever addressed, then the caching issue needs to be addressed at the same time. Meantime, I will have my filename issue on Linux. -- Ian Shields <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
