-----Original Message----- From: Samar Abbas Lotia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 10:35 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Renaming Xalan DLLs (Win32)
> We foresee a need to ship our product with a privately named > version of the Xalan libraries and I'm wondering if > people have tried to do this before. I've done it. It's a particularly tedious job to do. I assume that you are using MS Visual Studio. Follow these steps: 1. Open Project->Settings 2. Choose "Settings For:" to Release. 3. Click the "Link" tab. 4. Choose one of the dll projects from the tree view control. 5. Change "Output file name:" (the name of the output DLL) to whatever you want (although I recommend you keep the original path.) 6. Repeat 4-5 for all other dll projects. 7. For debugging, choose "Settings For:" to Debug, and repeat steps 3-6. 8. Close the Project Settings dialog. It's not fun, but it gets the job done; the dependencies between the projects help link them up. Once linked, you can use the modified Xalan dlls as you would the normal dlls. I tried writing a program to automatically correct the .dsp files this way - but it would only clean up half of them. This lead to more trouble than it's worth. Regards, Peter.
