Re: [stellation-res] Eclipse no longer ships org.apache.xerces plugin

[Mark C Chu-Carroll <markcc@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Rafal:

Could you please put in a bug report
in bugzilla?

(If you're interested in doing some
actual code hacking, switching the XML code from the Xerces to something
newer would be a very good first task. I would actually suggest using JDOM;
there is a new release of it that is compatible with the Java standard
XML libraries. And JDOM is a very nice, easy to use API for XML manipulation,
which is a lot less painful that straight w3c DOM programming.)

        -Mark

Mark Craig Chu-Carroll,  IBM T.J.
Watson Research Center  
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Rafal Krzewski <Rafal.Krzewski@xxxxxxxxx>
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05/23/04 10:58 AM

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Subject	[stellation-res] Eclipse no longer ships org.apache.xerces plugin

Hello all,

I've just downloaded 3.0M9 and discovered that xerces plugin is gone. 
Seems that the platform uses JDK1.4 XML facilities now.

I tried to install TClient from the update site, but I got an error 
message that org.apache.xerces plugin is required to install both the 
3rd Party plugins feature, and the TClient feature.

As a workaround I tried copying xerces plugin from an Eclipse 2.1.2 
installation, but the errors about missing xerces, despite the fact that
the plugin is listend in About eclipse > plugin details dialog.

Any ideas?

Rafal

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