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saxon XSLT processor 1

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lalzad

IS-IT--Management
Nov 29, 2006
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I have downloaded the saxon XSLT processor saxon8.8j[1]
path(C:\Documents and Settings\admin\saxonb8-8j[1])
I have checked for java and yes I have java installed on the computer.
As the book has advised I went to the system properties and in classpath I added the above path in Variable value.

Then I openned the command promt and it was was something like that
C:\Documets and Settings\admin>
where I typed
java -jar saxon8.jar
java -jar saxonb8.jar
java -jar saxonb8.8jar
java -jar saxonb8.8[1].jar
it didnt work
then I typed cd\ and I got
C:\>
and again I typed all of the above but didnt work.
(the author of the book is using saxon 7.8 so he has adviced to type in
java -jar saxon7.jar
even that is not working)[/color red]
In this age of GUI, do we need this kind of processors.I have downloaded a trial version of stylus studio, its very good.If I have that would I need this saxon processor.
can somebody help
 
lalzad said:
If I have that would I need this saxon processor[?]

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. On the assumption that you are just learning about XSLT, Stylus Studio should be fine.

Tom Morrison
 
The book(wrox beginning XML 3rd edition) says type "java -jar saxon7.jar" and the processor would show an error message, and it would mean that the xslt processor is working.If it says a bad command, something wrong somewhere.And I am getting the bad command.
If I dont get the xslt processor working I would not be able to follow the instructions/examples given in the book.
I would be off track.
 
You will be able to do the examples using Stylus Studio. In fact, it has its own XSLT examples. Start with those.

Tom Morrison
 
Now runnig the saxon XSLT processor, has got stuck in the mind like an unsolved puzzle which I dont like too much.
PL. somebody help.
 
What functionality are you using to have the command line using -jar. You can always us the option -cp to point to the saxon8.jar. The functionality will be specified by the following argument. Like this.
[tt] java -cp C:\DocumentsandSettings\admin\saxon8.jar ...[/tt]
Note: you would have to collapsing the space in the path or use 8.3 format.
 
Wow man, wow.That worked.Thanx a ton tsuji.

 
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