Re: RE: AW: another issue, this time with page loading

At 10:13 PM 9/8/2003 +0200, you wrote:
>V Po, 08. 09. 2003 v 18:17, Jacob Kjome pí¹e:
> > 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.

That's odd.  Anyway...

>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.

Can you supply the .xhtml file that you are compiling?  I'd like to verify 
this.  Or are you saying that only happens under JBuilder and not under the 
command line?

> > 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.

Ok, can you try file:/// and/or file:// then and see if that solves the 
problem?  I don't have a Linux box to verify this, so I'm counting on you 
to do the testing.  If it works, then I'll check in the corrected 
default.xcat file.

Jake

>Petr
>
>
>
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