Hi Daniel,
Ok, I completely missed the point of your first email. I was thinking that
the problem was in the markup output. You literally meant a double
semicolon in the generate java code.
I've just done a test with the latest version of XMLC and this isn't an
issue there. I see you are using Enhyda 3.1. I suggest upgrading to
Enhyda 5.1 which includes the latest XMLC version (maybe not 2.2.3, but I
think 2.2.2).
Jake
At 09:25 AM 10/30/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
> Are you saying that the serialized output from XMLC contains a "double
> semicolon" which xDoclet fails to parse? What does the markup look
> like? What does the output look like? What you've provided doesn't tell
> us much about what your problem might be. You'll have to provide some more
> info. BTW, you might want to include any attachments in a single zip file
> which you attach to the email. This will keep email clients from mangling
> the text and markup.
I attached one example for that semicolon problem to this mail. It
contains one simple login page but I have this problem with all my pages.
You can see the issue at line 119 in the Java file:
private static final org.enhydra.xml.xmlc.dom.XMLCDomFactory fDOMFactory =
org.enhydra.xml.xmlc.dom.XMLCDomFactoryCache.getFactory(org.enhydra.xml.xmlc.dom.lazydom.LazyHTMLDomFactory.class);;
I also attached the batch file that I used to generate the code and the
HTML Original. The fact that I have this problem with every page of my
project seems to make an error in the HTML unplausible.
Any idea?
thanks,
Daniel
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