Hi Doug,
Your problem is that you are maybe receiving a "non validating parser" when
you look at the files in the "logs" directory.
The problem I had was a configuration one, Tomcat has in its CLASSPATH
"jaxp.jar" and "parser.jar" so when you try to trasform the .xml document
you are using those classes. If you have installed Tomcat as a service,
remove the service, open workers.properties comment the lines where you are
adding "jaxp.jar" and "parser.jar" ( don't worry, no confusion, they only
appear once ) and add "xalan.jar" and "xerces.jar", reinstall the service.
If you haven't Tomcat installed as a service, don't worry, do the same but
with the ( .sh | .bat ) files in the bin directory ( note that there are
calls from one file to other, this is true at least with .bat files ).
Maybe you think: "Tomcat uses XML for configuration porpouses and now won't
start". Don't worry, Tomcat uses the JAXP abstraction layer ( if not what I
did wouldn't work for me ), not matter what parser you use if it implements
it.
Post this to the other list. Others like me and you before solving the
problem need it.
//Juan
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Doug Ferguson
Enviado el: miercoles, 31 de enero de 2001 1:10
Para: jBoss Users
Asunto: [jBoss-User] tomcat help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
**DISCLAIMER**
SORRY FOR THE POST TO JBOSS, BUT THE APACHE LISTS SUCK
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If anybody knows tomat, can you contact me off line.
The tomcat mailing list won't answer.
I am trying use Xalan with tomcat.
Thanks.
d.
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