Re: RE: AW: another issue, this time with page loading
Petr Stehlik <[email protected]>
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V Po, 08. 09. 2003 v 18:17, Jacob Kjome píše: > Hi Petr, Jake, > I think I might know the reason for this, but I'm not sure why it hasn't > been witnessed before by Unix users compiling documents off-line (you are > using some sort of Unix, right?). This was from Linux and I was 100% online. Besides, I was trying to create a simple show-case of another problem to Enhydra team. The original problem was that XMLC 2.2 (as included in Enhydra 5.1RC1) does not allow me to compile the perfectly valid XHTML file. But that happened in JBuilder 8 which is so complex environment that I decided to create something simpler that would be reproducible for the Enhydra team. And then I ran into this file:/ problem. I don't know if it's related to the <meta id> problem or not but it seems likely. > Maybe not many were compiling the > various supported XML documents while, at the same time, off-line. I repeat that I was not off-line. > What I found in Barracuda was that when we were using an xcatalog for a > local definition of a dtd, things were failing for one of our users who was > building Barracuda on Linux while offline. It seems that using "file:/" on > Unix causes it to point to the root of the file system rather than the root > of the sourcepath/classpath. However, either "file:/" or "file:" works > fine on Windows. I believe that the definion of URL is protocol://server/path so neither "file:org/" nor "file:/org/" is correct URL. If anything then it should be "file://"+path, in this case "file://org/enhydra/..." for relative path or "file:///org/enhydra/..." for absolute path. Petr