Re: [xmlc] XHTML output?

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--- Jacob Kjome <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ok, looking at the source for DomType, the only way
> that you would get the 
> message "expected one of 'lazydom' or 'xerces'" is
> if you didn't have the 
> XHTML DOM (or other optional DOM's) in the
> classpath.

Bingo.  That was it.

> So, use options.xmlc that I posted below and put the
> XHTML DOM in the 
> classpath, either via the xmlc.jar + xhtml.jar or
> via the xmlc-all-runtime.jar.

Thanks!  That's just what I wanted.

> BTW, I did fix the extra quote.  Thanks for noticing
> that.

Leave it to me to nitpick!  ;-)

You've been very helpful, thank you.

Until I get confused again...
Erik


		
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