RE: XSL + Java extensions + Xalan + banging my head ag

If it can't find the class file, the usual reason for that is that the class
file is not in the classpath.  There are other possibilities but that's the
usual suspect.

(What generally happens now is that the reply includes a detailed
description of how to set the classpath on a variety of platforms; the
follow-up says "but it still doesn't work"; eventually it transpires that
the original question didn't mention that the code was in a servlet, and
servlet engines generally have their own ways of configuring the classpath.
I'm going to skip all of that.)

PC2

-----Original Message-----
From: Mattio Valentino [mailto:xmlhack@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: July 3, 2001 11:30
To: XSL-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  XSL + Java extensions + Xalan + banging my head against
the wall


Hi all.  I'm having some trouble with Java extensions.  I've been through 
the xml.apache.org documentation with no luck.

I'm using: Resin, Xerces/Xalan, and JSP to serve up the XML/XSL.

I'm doing something really silly wrong here, but I can't figure it out.  
Resin keeps telling me that it can't find the class file, so my guess is 
that it's a syntax error/omission on my part.

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