We only officially support NT and 2000. I put a workaround in the code for Windows 98, but had no way to test it. I was assured by someone that the fix did work, so are you sure you're using Xalan 1.3?

See the following bug:


Remember that we don't actively test Windows 98 and Windows 95 is even more problematic.

Dave

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          "vendo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

          01/13/2002 07:51 AM



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Subject: win95 Error writing file: out1.html. The error code was 6



Hi
I've never been able to make Xalan 1.2 and now 1.3 work on win95.
It works only as long as I don't state any name for the output file. Otherwise:

E:\WINDOWS>testxslt -in D:\Autodoc\Doc\Main.xml -xsl D:\Autodoc\Xsl\ins2.xsl -out D:\Autodoc\Doc\out1.html
========= Parsing D:\Autodoc\Xsl\ins2.xsl ==========
Parse of D:\Autodoc\Xsl\ins2.xsl took 50 milliseconds
========= Parsing D:\Autodoc\Doc\Main.xml ==========
Parse of D:\Autodoc\Doc\Main.xml took 60 milliseconds
=============================
Transforming...

XSLException Type is: XalanFileOutputStreamWriteException
Message is: Error writing file: D:\Autodoc\Doc\out1.html.� The error code was 6. (Unkno
wn URI, line -1, column -1)

It works fine with xalan-j, so it's not a pb of read and write attribute. And on my win95, there no authorisation to get in the way.


When I first added
F:\xalan\Xalan-C_1_3-win32\xml-xalan\c\Build\Win32\VC6\Release
to my path I got this error message:
Can't find xerces-C_1_6.dll

I've added another link to my path pointing to xerces.lib
But the error remained.

So, I've put the path to xerces\bin directory.
Is that the wrong way to do it??


My path now �points to :
F:\xalan\Xalan-C_1_3-win32\xml-xalan\c\Build\Win32\VC6\Release;F:\xalan\Xalan-C_1_3-win32\xml-xerces\c\bin;

If someone could help me a bit with that.
Thanks

Vendo

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