Guillaume Potard wrote:
> i just managed to compile them.. it wasnt looking at the class path
> properly, I think it is really cumbersome that you have to specify the path
> of each jar file after -classpath option ( I am using command line) . Do you
> know a way around this ?
If you download the
I had some mysterious problems with Xerces for a while: it all
came down to versions of Java, really. Which one are you using? I
suppose the next question is, are you sure? As I recall,
ClassLoader.getSystemResource() will tell you
which jar a class actually came from (if you really think
doing the real work...
Cheers,
Guillaume
- Original Message -
From: "Andy Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: getting the sample program to work
> Guillaume Potard wrote:
> > do I hav
Guillaume Potard wrote:
> do I have to compile Xerces.java in the wrappers directory (I've tried and
> gave heaps of errors) ?
Why are you compiling the code? You can download the binary
distribution and get the jar files already built for you.
Also, there are instructions in the documentation on
