| Xerces version conflict [message #4850] |
Tue, 12 November 2002 10:26  |
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Originally posted by: hayden.unicorn.com
I would like to use Eclipse XSD as standalone, and I see that it used the
Xerces plugin 4.0.7. I looked on the Apache Xerces site and I see versions
Xerces 1 to 1.44 and Xerces 2, but I don't see Xerces 4.0.*.
The reason that I am concerned is that in the application that I would
like to embed the XSD into we are using Xerces 1.44. If 4.0.* is the new
generation then I would like to port our application to use it. However I
didn't have any luck finding out about this.
Thanks
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| Re: Xerces version conflict [message #5061 is a reply to message #4994] |
Wed, 13 November 2002 09:43  |
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As Ed noted, version numbers for Xerces in Eclipse are very confusing. If I could find the right people to complain at I
would. 8-)
We've only tested with the Xerces plugins provided with Eclipse (I'm currently using what they call 4.0.5). Note that Xerces
1.x versions will almost certainly *not* work; you'll have to update to at least a 2.x version of some sort.
Other than the specific Xerces version needed, XSD does run standalone quite nicely, by using the classpath found in the
org.eclipse.xsd.test plugin, in the test/xsd-standalone-test.bat file. (You don't need the testing .jar file; but that .bat
file should always be updated to the other .jars you'll need: a couple of emf jars and the resource jars along with xsd.jar)
- Shane
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| Re: Xerces version conflict [message #563677 is a reply to message #4850] |
Tue, 12 November 2002 09:57 |
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Hayden,
All the version numbering is so very confusing. :-(
According to the plugin, the real Xerces version is some 2.0.0 stream:
<!-- This is an IBM maintenance branch of xerces 2.0.0 -->
We've only tested with the version of Xerces in Eclipse.
When I need Javadoc for Xerces, I get the latest 2.x from Apache, but I use
the jars in Eclipse to actually compile and run. That hasn't caused me any
problems yet so maybe it will work for you...
Hayden wrote:
> I would like to use Eclipse XSD as standalone, and I see that it used the
> Xerces plugin 4.0.7. I looked on the Apache Xerces site and I see versions
> Xerces 1 to 1.44 and Xerces 2, but I don't see Xerces 4.0.*.
>
> The reason that I am concerned is that in the application that I would
> like to embed the XSD into we are using Xerces 1.44. If 4.0.* is the new
> generation then I would like to port our application to use it. However I
> didn't have any luck finding out about this.
>
> Thanks
--
Ed Merks
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| Re: Xerces version conflict [message #563696 is a reply to message #4994] |
Wed, 13 November 2002 09:43 |
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As Ed noted, version numbers for Xerces in Eclipse are very confusing. If I could find the right people to complain at I
would. 8-)
We've only tested with the Xerces plugins provided with Eclipse (I'm currently using what they call 4.0.5). Note that Xerces
1.x versions will almost certainly *not* work; you'll have to update to at least a 2.x version of some sort.
Other than the specific Xerces version needed, XSD does run standalone quite nicely, by using the classpath found in the
org.eclipse.xsd.test plugin, in the test/xsd-standalone-test.bat file. (You don't need the testing .jar file; but that .bat
file should always be updated to the other .jars you'll need: a couple of emf jars and the resource jars along with xsd.jar)
- Shane
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