Shawn Giese wrote: > Problem 2 > When I do replace the "id"s set by framemaker with new "id"s from another > XML document I cannot immediately paste the response into the sect1(or > chapter or whatever) "id" field UNLESS I ALT-TAB out of XXE and back in... > then it works fine. > > So I > a) highlight id text from old document > b) copy id text to clipboard > c) select new document (which is already open) > d) select the correct sect1 > e) highlight that sect1's "id" tag > f) ALT-TAB to any other program.. i.e. out of XXE > g) ALT-TAB back in > h) paste text into the highlighted field > > I think that steps f & g are bugs somehow. > > Problem 3 > After finishing all of this the active document is the new document. If I > try to go to a "para" text and edit it I cannot use the keyboard (like > backspace, space, letters... anything) BUT I can right click on my mouse and > use one of the drop down menus. If I reselect (click it) the first document > and then reselect the new document (click it) then I can use the keyboard on > the text. > > PLEASE NOTE that in all cases I am using the tree view since I am working > with multi-language versions of the same document and because I am cleaning > up the horrible XML of Framemaker's export.
. . . > First off, I cannot say enough how much easier XXE makes editing DocBook > XML. It is very clean and fast. My system is using Windows XP Pro, SP1. > . . . > 2) I am attaching the example files, they were written using Framemaker's > idea of Docbook but sometimes my graphics were inserted as a child of a > descriptive paragraph and sometimes not, or there are some wierd > attributes... I am simply making it cleaner right now and putting the > elements in a better order. The last 2 problems happens all of the time > (though like I said, the workarounds are quick too.) If you still cannot > reproduce it I can capture the screen activity to a movie or uninstall this > version and reinstall XXE with its own Java. I have tested all what is described above * with your 2 files, * on Windows XP pro SP1, * using 2 tree views, side by side inside the same XXE, and I was not able to reproduce the problems you had. > 3) I cannot remember if I had installed the program with its own Java or > not. Is there a way to check which Java it is using? > Open a DOS window and type command "java -version". (Unless you use the private Java runtime bundled in xxe-std-25p1-setup.exe, which is a Java 1.4.2_02 runtime, in such case command "java" may be unknown.). Your problems seem to be caused by an old Java runtime because everything runs very smoothly on Windows XP Pro with Java 1.4.2_02+.
