Irgun Schwaschwili wrote: > > Thanks for getting back to me. Regarding your questions: > >> I asked this question to Patrick Klein and I really need an answer to be >> able to help you: >> >> --- >> The error you sent us seems to be caused by an invalid XML catalog. Do >> you use XXE out of the box or have you added custom XML catalogs to the >> one bundled with XXE? > > > I did not add any catalogs - I just copied XXE from the disk image to > the hard disk. > >> --- >> >> Or have you edited the "catalog.xml" file bundled with XXE? > > > No > >> Or do you have a "XXE_CATALOGS" environment variable? > > > Not to my knowledge > >> Or do you have a "xml.catalog.files" Java system property? (May be >> ``installed'' by another XML editor) > > > This might be possible, since I am evaluating other XML editors as well. > Unfortunately, I have very little experience with Java. How can I > determine whether I have this system property?
Sorry but I don't know. Note that there is no known problem similar to the one you have reported on the Mac (or on any other platform). Please, try this: [1] Select menu item Options|Options. [2] Select the Schema tab. [3] In the DTD catalogs frame, click on the Reset button. [4] Restart XXE and try to create/open a document. Also note that we have modified XXE to make it open/create documents even when an XML catalog file is corrupted. Therefore if the above attempt fails, retry after upgrading to XXE V2.5p1 (not yet released).
