
Hi, Browsing around Oxygen 3.0 I came across the XSL Transformer options under Preferences. What is it used for? Also I noticed the inclusion of JAXP. How is this used? When I select it as a processor I get back the message "Provider not found". BTW, they new interface and the cool new features, like the outline view, are really slick and makes editing a pleasure. I have also found this version to be very stable. I particularly appreciate your adding the ability to set the Internal FOP memory to 1000. I now have a new machine with 1000 MB DRAM and a P4 processor. FOP transformations happen in the blink of an eye running on SuSE 9.0 Professional. The Preserve Space Elements and Strip Space Elements features on the Editor/ Format are really a blessing. I no longer have to so many CDATA's :-) I did pickup a small usability problem with the Spell Checking. The problem is that when you are doing a spell check, you cannot interact with the editor. So you have to close the editor, make the modification you wanted and then restart the spell check. Which of course takes you back to the beginning of the document. It would be more streamlined if either of the following were enabled: - editing is possible while running the spell check. - resume spell from cursor or last position. Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year to everyone. Sean Wheller

Hi Sean,
Browsing around Oxygen 3.0 I came across the XSL Transformer options under Preferences. What is it used for?
Also I noticed the inclusion of JAXP. How is this used? When I select it as a processor I get back the message "Provider not found".
This was a very recent addition at that time. Now that preferences page is called "JAXP XSL Transformer" and you can enter there the value of the javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory property. Then when you will select JAXP as the XSLT processor for a transformation the specified factory will be used to create Transformer objects. In this way you will be able to use Saxon 7 for instance. For this you can place the saxon 7 jar in the oXygen libraries directory and set up in options net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl as the value for the javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory property. Happy holidays, George
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