Hello Florent, When the transformation scenarios are stored at project level the name of the file from the association [transformed file - scenario] is saved with a relative path. If the file is not located in the folder of the project file or a subfolder of that folder then the path saved in the association will be something like ../../other_folder/file.xml. Please make sure that this relative path exists also on the other machine (the Windows machine in your case) when it is resolved relative to the location of the project file. Other problem could be that the project was already opened in Oxygen on the other machine (the Windows machine) when you updated the project file from the SVN repository. The project should be refreshed automatically in the Project view when it is changed on disk by other application (the SVN client in your case) and we will fix that in a future version. If this happens in your case please reopen the project file that was updated from SVN by going to menu Project -> Reopen Project as a workaround until we fix the problem. Regards, Sorin Florent Georges wrote:
Hi,
I am using oXygen on several platforms for now, mainly on a Mac OS X laptop and a Windows XP desktop. The project I am working on is on a Subversion repository, where I put the oXygen XPR project file.
It seems oXygen behaves differently on Mac OS X and Windows XP, regarding using a relative name for files to associate them to a scenario. When I associate a scenario to a file on Mac OS X, the name of the file is recorded (in the XPR file) as relative to the project directory. When I update my project and open it on Windows, then click on the "Apply Transformation Scenario" action, oXygen does ask me for a scenario, and create a new association in the XPR file between the scenario and this file (using an absolute URI of the form file:/C:/path/to/file.xml.)
I tried to use ${pdu} in front of the file name, but with no more success. This problem is quite annoying for collaboration work. Would you have a solution? Can I provide more information?
Regards,