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| XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264614] |
Mon, 22 September 2008 16:13  |
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Hi,
I noticed that I get the following validation error:
"cvs-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'xsl:stylesheet'
when the file has a space e.g. "New File.xsl"
Is this a known issue, a feature, a bug? I don't see anything like this on
bugs.eclipse.org
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| Re: XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264628 is a reply to message #264619] |
Mon, 22 September 2008 17:04  |
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David Carver wrote:
> Lews Carroll wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I noticed that I get the following validation error:
>> "cvs-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'xsl:stylesheet'
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>> when the file has a space e.g. "New File.xsl"
>>
>> Is this a known issue, a feature, a bug? I don't see anything like
>> this on bugs.eclipse.org
>>
>
> Hmmm...I just tried this with "New File.xsl". Make sure that you have
> the version specified in your styelesheet. Something like the following
> should work as I just tried it with XSL Tools 0.5 and greater:
Right. I'm running 0.5. I don't find a plugin specifically called "XSL
Tools", but I'm assuming I couldn't have come this far w/o that tool
set. FWIW, this is not the first DTD I've developed using Eclipse. It is
however, the first w/ a space in the file name.
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
> xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
> <xsl:template match="/">
> <!-- TODO: Auto-generated template -->
> </xsl:template>
> </xsl:stylesheet>
>
> Notice the version attributue...if you are using the XSL Tools editor
> that version has to be either 1.0 or 2.0.
Like the sample you posted, the version number's contained in the
template. In fact, I copied the headers from a validating DTD to the
problem child and the validation error persisted.
> If you are still having a problem please open a bug with a sample XSL
> that produces the problem, and the exact steps to reproduce as what
> versions you have installed of eclipse, web tools, and xsl tools.
I'm concerned that the error is tied to some local setup. It looks like
you reproduced the problem as I did: File > New > XSL > (put a space in
the name) > Finish
You don't mention invoking (right mouse click) > Validate, which step
I'm assuming was performed. Can you confirm that? After that, I'll file
a bug.
Cheers,
lc
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| Re: XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264635 is a reply to message #264628] |
Mon, 22 September 2008 20:29 |
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Originally posted by: dcarver.starstandard.org
Yeah, I cliecked validate and get no errors.
Make sure that you don't have anything in your XML Catalog that
corresponds to the XSL namespace as that could mess you up as well.
One other question I'll ask, is which Operating System is this happening
on? I've tested this under Linux and it is work as expected. No
problems. I'm one of the developers on the XSL Tools project. Also,
you could try 1.0M2 in a couple of weeks. It'll still work on eclipse
3.4. Again if you can give us as much detail as possible we'll try to
address the problem and reproduce it.
Dave
Lews Carroll wrote:
> David Carver wrote:
>> Lews Carroll wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I noticed that I get the following validation error:
>>> "cvs-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'xsl:stylesheet'
>>>
>>> when the file has a space e.g. "New File.xsl"
>>>
>>> Is this a known issue, a feature, a bug? I don't see anything like
>>> this on bugs.eclipse.org
>>>
>> Hmmm...I just tried this with "New File.xsl". Make sure that you have
>> the version specified in your styelesheet. Something like the following
>> should work as I just tried it with XSL Tools 0.5 and greater:
>
> Right. I'm running 0.5. I don't find a plugin specifically called "XSL
> Tools", but I'm assuming I couldn't have come this far w/o that tool
> set. FWIW, this is not the first DTD I've developed using Eclipse. It is
> however, the first w/ a space in the file name.
>
>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
>> xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
>> <xsl:template match="/">
>> <!-- TODO: Auto-generated template -->
>> </xsl:template>
>> </xsl:stylesheet>
>>
>> Notice the version attributue...if you are using the XSL Tools editor
>> that version has to be either 1.0 or 2.0.
>
> Like the sample you posted, the version number's contained in the
> template. In fact, I copied the headers from a validating DTD to the
> problem child and the validation error persisted.
>
>> If you are still having a problem please open a bug with a sample XSL
>> that produces the problem, and the exact steps to reproduce as what
>> versions you have installed of eclipse, web tools, and xsl tools.
>
> I'm concerned that the error is tied to some local setup. It looks like
> you reproduced the problem as I did: File > New > XSL > (put a space in
> the name) > Finish
>
> You don't mention invoking (right mouse click) > Validate, which step
> I'm assuming was performed. Can you confirm that? After that, I'll file
> a bug.
>
> Cheers,
> lc
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| Re: XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264637 is a reply to message #264635] |
Mon, 22 September 2008 21:06 |
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David Carver wrote:
> Yeah, I cliecked validate and get no errors.
Ok.
>
> Make sure that you don't have anything in your XML Catalog that
> corresponds to the XSL namespace as that could mess you up as well.
I'll check. I have another DTD that has no such problems.
> One other question I'll ask, is which Operating System is this happening
> on?
Debian Lenny, but running the stock version of Eclipse Ganymede.
> I've tested this under Linux and it is work as expected. No
> problems. I'm one of the developers on the XSL Tools project. Also,
> you could try 1.0M2 in a couple of weeks.
OK.
> It'll still work on eclipse
> 3.4. Again if you can give us as much detail as possible we'll try to
> address the problem and reproduce it.
Alright, I'll file a bug tomorrow. As noted, the workaround is to not
put a space into the file name. FWIW, I've also noticed this problem
when RUNning an XSL transform. The output file "sample report.out.html"
generated a runtime error. Eliminating the space solved the issue.
Thank-you for your support!
Cheers,
lc
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> Dave
>
> Lews Carroll wrote:
>> David Carver wrote:
>>> Lews Carroll wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I noticed that I get the following validation error:
>>>> "cvs-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'xsl:stylesheet'
>>>>
>>>> when the file has a space e.g. "New File.xsl"
>>>>
>>>> Is this a known issue, a feature, a bug? I don't see anything like
>>>> this on bugs.eclipse.org
>>>>
>>> Hmmm...I just tried this with "New File.xsl". Make sure that you have
>>> the version specified in your styelesheet. Something like the following
>>> should work as I just tried it with XSL Tools 0.5 and greater:
>>
>> Right. I'm running 0.5. I don't find a plugin specifically called "XSL
>> Tools", but I'm assuming I couldn't have come this far w/o that tool
>> set. FWIW, this is not the first DTD I've developed using Eclipse. It is
>> however, the first w/ a space in the file name.
>>
>>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>>> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
>>> xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
>>> <xsl:template match="/">
>>> <!-- TODO: Auto-generated template -->
>>> </xsl:template>
>>> </xsl:stylesheet>
>>>
>>> Notice the version attributue...if you are using the XSL Tools editor
>>> that version has to be either 1.0 or 2.0.
>>
>> Like the sample you posted, the version number's contained in the
>> template. In fact, I copied the headers from a validating DTD to the
>> problem child and the validation error persisted.
>>
>>> If you are still having a problem please open a bug with a sample XSL
>>> that produces the problem, and the exact steps to reproduce as what
>>> versions you have installed of eclipse, web tools, and xsl tools.
>>
>> I'm concerned that the error is tied to some local setup. It looks like
>> you reproduced the problem as I did: File > New > XSL > (put a space in
>> the name) > Finish
>>
>> You don't mention invoking (right mouse click) > Validate, which step
>> I'm assuming was performed. Can you confirm that? After that, I'll file
>> a bug.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> lc
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| Re: XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264667 is a reply to message #264658] |
Tue, 23 September 2008 12:08 |
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David Carver wrote:
> One other question I'll ask is which Java Runtime are you using? I know
> they did some changes to URL handling in Java 6, so we might be getting
> bitten by that as well.
I'm using Java-6-sun-1.6.0.07
However, in checking this, I noticed that I'm using the Debianized
Java-6. On the plus side, it looks like Debianization affects only
packaging (via scanning changelog.Debian.gz)
I now remember that Debian has accepted Sun Java as of Sun's licensing
changes, and I decided to switch to Debian's version from a stock Java
installation. I'll file the bug report, but honestly I think it's game
over if there's even a chance of this issue being related to the JRE.
Cheers,
lc
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> Dave
>
> Lews Carroll wrote:
>> Alright, I'll file a bug tomorrow. As noted, the workaround is to not
>> put a space into the file name. FWIW, I've also noticed this problem
>> when RUNning an XSL transform. The output file "sample report.out.html"
>> generated a runtime error. Eliminating the space solved the issue.
>>
>> Thank-you for your support!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> lc
>>
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| Re: XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264670 is a reply to message #264667] |
Tue, 23 September 2008 13:34 |
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Originally posted by: dcarver.starstandard.org
Lews Carroll wrote:
> David Carver wrote:
>> One other question I'll ask is which Java Runtime are you using? I know
>> they did some changes to URL handling in Java 6, so we might be getting
>> bitten by that as well.
>
> I'm using Java-6-sun-1.6.0.07
>
> However, in checking this, I noticed that I'm using the Debianized
> Java-6. On the plus side, it looks like Debianization affects only
> packaging (via scanning changelog.Debian.gz)
>
> I now remember that Debian has accepted Sun Java as of Sun's licensing
> changes, and I decided to switch to Debian's version from a stock Java
> installation. I'll file the bug report, but honestly I think it's game
> over if there's even a chance of this issue being related to the JRE.
Well, it's probably something with the URL encoding, and we might be
able to work around it.
If you haven't please do file a bug report, and I'll see if I can get
this fixed for 1.0M3, doubt I'll have time for 1.0M2.
Dave
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| Re: XSL validation error when file name contains a space [message #264677 is a reply to message #264670] |
Tue, 23 September 2008 15:19 |
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David Carver wrote:
> Lews Carroll wrote:
>> David Carver wrote:
>>> One other question I'll ask is which Java Runtime are you using? I know
>>> they did some changes to URL handling in Java 6, so we might be getting
>>> bitten by that as well.
>>
>> I'm using Java-6-sun-1.6.0.07
>>
>> However, in checking this, I noticed that I'm using the Debianized
>> Java-6. On the plus side, it looks like Debianization affects only
>> packaging (via scanning changelog.Debian.gz)
>>
>> I now remember that Debian has accepted Sun Java as of Sun's licensing
>> changes, and I decided to switch to Debian's version from a stock Java
>> installation. I'll file the bug report, but honestly I think it's game
>> over if there's even a chance of this issue being related to the JRE.
>
> Well, it's probably something with the URL encoding, and we might be
> able to work around it.
>
> If you haven't please do file a bug report, and I'll see if I can get
> this fixed for 1.0M3, doubt I'll have time for 1.0M2.
Done.
FWIW, XSL doesn't show up as a valid Component. I filed the bug using
the wst.xml component.
Cheers,
lc
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> Dave
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