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Posted to general@xml.apache.org by Na...@wdr.com on 2000/04/04 01:34:14 UTC
bugs w/ Xerces.jar from Xalan and IBM ZIPs
(Maybe this should go to alphaworks instead)
Xalan has mostly worked fine for me when used with the Xerces.jar
supplied in the Xalan download.
However, I already had the Xerces.jar from the IBM XML4J 3.0 download.
These two xerces.jar's are not the same! I ran into runtime
ClassNotFound errors when the CLASSPATH had the IBM Xerces.jar:
My Xalan application was looking for the class :
org.xml.sax.ext.LexicalHandler
This class was present in the Xerces.jar from IBM, but under:
org.xml.sax.LexicalHandler
So the problem is with the SAX libs in the jars. I don't know who is
right. In SAX 2.0 a bunch of the old handlers are deprecated, though
LexicalHandler is still around. I am thinking that the /ext/ folder
has gone away and that LexicalHandler now belongs simply in the SAX
directory.
(I also tried to download the Xerces.jar from the plain Xerces 1.0.3
download, but that jar is corrupt or something, because JBuilder
crashes when I try and register it as a library. I must admit I
haven't looked into this at depth...)
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