Kay Wiebold wrote: > > 1. To get running another Java application I installed > > http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/devel/j2re1.4 > > http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/devel/j2sdk1.4 > > I don't know why Ubuntu named the 1.4 version *j2re1.4* But I got it :D > > 2. I downloaded your XMLmind 3.7.0 package. It workes fine - excluding > the drag&drop feature. You told me why. Thanks again :D
Yes. Using Java[tm] 1.4 explains the DnD problem. > 3. I removed the j2re1.4 and j2sdk1.4 deb packages. > > 4. I installed > http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper-backports/libs/sun-java6-jre > > 5. I tried to launch XMLmind 3.7.0 by doubleclicking the > //xxe-perso-3_7_0/bin/xxe shellscript. At the gnome-system-monitor I can > see a heavy CPU load (my matured machine is still thinking the 400MHz & > 196MB RAM supported way :-) After few minutes no noticable CPU load is > visible and - XMLMind 3.7.0 didn't launch. > > 6. Currently I download the > > http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/libs/sun-java5-jre > > deb package. If this won't work I will erase my current Ubuntu Dapper > 6.06 LTS version and start a new fresh Ubuntu setup. > I suspect that if you open in a text editor the "xxe" shell script found in "XXE_install_dir/bin/" directory and change: mem="-Xss4m -Xmx512m" to mem="-Xss1m -Xmx128m" XXE v3.7 will run fine on your machine. We have very recently changed these settings because users tend to open *enormous* documents in XXE. > PS. Sorry for this DITA task trouble reporting style. > > BTW, Louise Kasemeier published a nice DITA XMLmind tutorial on the net: > > http://dita.xml.org/lone-dita-dita-community-small-documentation-teams Great. > BTW2nd: Could you add your XMLmindEditor to the Ubuntu (Debian) package > repositories? May be similar like the flashplugin does? It would be > great to see your applications at the Synaptic package manager :D > > http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/web/flashplugin-nonfree > > https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas Frankly, we do not intend to spend much efforts packaging XXE for Linux, mainly because we think that Linux users are experts enough to run "tar zxvf" to install XXE and to run "rm -rf" to uninstall it.
