oups I forgot "on Windows system" so the sentence is:

How did you transport the file across the operating systems ? I wonder if this is good ol' line endings problem.

May be you should try dos2unix command on the xml file ?

When executing my Java code (using Xerces parser) *_on a Windows system_*, everything is ok. When I use the same code with the same xml files (except the path local) on a Unix platform , I got: SAX Exception Content is not allowed in prolog. Sorry.

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    *From:* Decoker, Lydie (Lydie) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
    *Sent:* Tuesday, October 17, 2006 14:52
    *To:* [email protected]
    *Subject:* Getting SAX Exception Content is not allowed in prolog.
    when using my code on Unix platform

    Hi!
When executing my Java code (using Xerces parser), everything is
    ok. When I use the same code with the same xml files (except the
    path local) on a Unix platform , I got: SAX Exception Content is
    not allowed in prolog.
My xml file: <JMSProperties xmlns="http://lucent.com/GRIPP/jmsProperties";
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
    xsi:schemaLocation="http://lucent.com/GRIPP/jmsProperties
    JMS_properties.xsd">
     <SYSTEM_NAME>WFM014</SYSTEM_NAME>
     <INSTANCE_ID>INTF_TEST</INSTANCE_ID>
     
<XSLT_FILE>"/servernet/wfm/lucent/LUplat/nbi/xsltemplates/jms-wfm.xsl"</XSLT_FILE>
     <CATALOG>"/servernet/wfm/lucent/LUplat/config/JMSCatalog.xml"</CATALOG>
     
<JMS_OUTGOING_GATEWAY_MANAGER_CLASS>"com.lucent.lws.nebilight.NeBiJMSOutgoingGatewayManager"</JMS_OUTGOING_GATEWAY_MANAGER_CLASS>
     
<JMS_INCOMING_GATEWAY_CLASS>"com.lucent.lws.nebilight.NeBiJMSIncomingGateway"</JMS_INCOMING_GATEWAY_CLASS>
     
<JMS_OUTGOING_GATEWAY_CLASS>"com.lucent.lws.nebilight.NeBiJMSOutgoingGateway"</JMS_OUTGOING_GATEWAY_CLASS>
     <JMS_SESSION_TRANSACTED/>
     <JMS_SESSION_ACKMODE/>
     <CONNECTION_FACTORY>"myConnectionFactory"</CONNECTION_FACTORY>
     <PROVIDER_URL>"tcp://135.87.9.11:3035"</PROVIDER_URL>
     
<INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY>"org.exolab.jms.jndi.InitialContextFactory"</INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY>
     <JMSMessageConsumption>asynchronously</JMSMessageConsumption>
     <OUTGOING_SELECTION_FIELD>MessageType</OUTGOING_SELECTION_FIELD>
     
<RESPONSE_ON_SUCCESS_DOCUMENT>"BD:OrderResponse_L_1.0"</RESPONSE_ON_SUCCESS_DOCUMENT>
     
<RESPONSE_ON_ERROR_DOCUMENT>"BD:ErrorReport_L_0.5"</RESPONSE_ON_ERROR_DOCUMENT>
     <NOTIFICATION_DOCUMENT>"BD:ExecutionStatus_L_1.0"</NOTIFICATION_DOCUMENT>
     <IncomingGateways>
      <IncomingGateway>
       <QueueName QueueType="Queue">QueueName3</QueueName>
      </IncomingGateway>
      <IncomingGateway>
       <QueueName QueueType="Queue">QueueName3</QueueName>
      </IncomingGateway>
     </IncomingGateways>
     <OutgoingGateways>
      <OutgoingGateway>
       <QueueName QueueType="Queue">QueueName4</QueueName>
<OutgoingSelectionFieldValue>"BD:OrderResponse_L_1.0"</OutgoingSelectionFieldValue>
      </OutgoingGateway>
      <OutgoingGateway>
       <QueueName QueueType="Queue">QueueName4</QueueName>
<OutgoingSelectionFieldValue>"BD:ErrorReport_L_0.5"</OutgoingSelectionFieldValue>
      </OutgoingGateway>
     </OutgoingGateways>
    </JMSProperties>
    Any suggestion on the root cause of this issue?
Thx!


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