a legal URI."
Hope this helps,
Jeffrey Rodriguez
Xerces-J Developers
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Hi there,
I'm in the process of
thank you! :)
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> I ran into a similar problem when i first started using Xer
helps.
Rohit.
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Hi there,
I'm in the process of trying to convert a programme from using many
different parse
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> Rohit,
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> You have classpath problem.
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> I had the same problem, my test project has this classpath
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> and the command I use to run the class SaxParserDemo is:
> c:\..\theFolder whe
Rohit,
You have classpath problem.
I had the same problem, my test project has this classpath
parser.MyContentHandler
and the command I use to run the class SaxParserDemo is:
c:\..\theFolder where the contents.xml file is parser.MyContentHandler
contents.xml
first to run this make sure you hav
Hello,
Please don't bother about this problem. I went to the book's website and found
out that in Xerces 1.1.3, the file name needs to be specified in the form of
complete URI:
file:///c:/xml/xerces-1_1_3/contents.xml
Thanks,
Rohit.
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