I don't really know enough about the command line to know what you mean by that command, but when I tried copying and pasting it told me '$' not recognized.
However, I did open up the rt.jar in winzip and I did see some files called XSLT, etc. Is that what you mean? On 7/19/06, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ravi, > Hm. I did a full computer search for that file and I don't seem to have it. > Is there a place I can download it? It might not be called "xalan.jar". It might have a version number embedded in it or something like that. Try running this command (or something similar if you're on win32): $ unzip $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/rt.jar | grep TransformerFactoryImpl ...and see if you get anything like that. If you /do/, then something is very wrong, and I won't be much help. All I could suggest is that you reinstall the JDK. :( If it isn't there, it might be worth finding out why Java is trying to use that particular implementation of an XSLT processor. Perhaps some other software you are using is configuring JAXP (that's the stuff in javax.xml.*) to use Xalan, but not providing the library. If that's the case, you can get Xalan from http://xalan.apache.org/. Download it and install the JAR file in your webapp's WEB-INF/lib directory. Good luck, -chris
