Well, I've answered my own questions.
I'm successfully using this path for XXE_GUI:
set XXE_GUI="../addon/config/dita/rfp.xxe_gui"
Also, I now see that I can append -putref <key> <value> at the end of
the cmd line. But, this does lead to some more questions:
If I use this batch file, any -putpref options will be set permanently
in the users preferences file, right? This is not good, as I just want
these changes in effect when the simple gui interface is used. Is there
a way to change the user prefs directory in the command line? If not,
what are my options?
Thanks.
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From: Mark Fletcher [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 4:03 PM
To: 'xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com'
Subject: cmd line questions
If I want to launch a simplified gui version of XXE, shouldn't I be able
to do that by tweaking the command line shown in xxe.bat?
Here's the command line (and relevant var settting) from my custom .bat
file:
set XXE_GUI="C:/Program
Files/XMLmind_XML_Editor/addon/config/dita/rfp.xxe_gui"
start javaw -Xss1m -Xmx128m -DXXE_GUI=%XXE_GUI%
-DXXE_ADDON_PATH="%XXE_ADDON_PATH%" -classpath "%cp%"
com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.start.Start %*
But when I launch this .bat file, the designated gui file is not loaded.
The program looks just as if I had invoked xxe.exe. What am I doing
wrong?
And a related question:
I've seen the doc regarding the -putpref option when calling xxe.exe.
But is there a similar option when using the java command line?
Mark Fletcher
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925-951-9053 (office)
mark.fletcher at workday.com
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