Dominique Lind wrote: > On Windows %p does not work for me, only file:///%P or file:\\\%P > works. When converting to PDF, HTML etc, I've customised xslMenu.incl > to use stylesheets found in the same directory location as the document > you're trying to convert. > > When using file:///%P to specify the location of the stylesheets, it > works as expected: > > Transforming XML file "__doc.xml" to "__doc.fo" using > "file:///C:\CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" > Compiling style sheet "file:/C:/CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" > > When using %p I get the error "Command execution has failed": > > Transforming XML file "__doc.xml" to "__doc.fo" using > "file:/C:/CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" > Compiling style sheet > "file://SAURON/C:/CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" > > SAURON is the server name where my customisations live, ie in > F:\.windata\Application Data\XMLmind\XMLEditor\addon\config\docbook\, > where the F drive is mapped to \\SAURON\username\.
Well, I see what happens. Using %p/xxx, the URL of the style sheet should be "file:///C:/CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" and not "file:/C:/CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" We'll try to fix this bug (in fact a workaround for a java.io.File.toURI() problem) in next release. --- PS: "file:///C:\CTC_Benchbook/stylesheets/fo/mystyle.xsl" may work but is nevertheless not correct. Once the bug will be fixed, we still recommend to use %p/xxx and not file:///%P/xxx.
