[hgadm]

Has anyone an explanation of this error message that sometimes pops up. It does not seem to compromise what im am doing currently but clarity would be fine:

‘An internal error occured during: “loading c:/Program Files/MyEclipse/eclipse/plugins/com.ibm.webtooling.system.dtds_14.0.1/xsds/v….”

Looks like MyEclipse has problems in finding/processing a dtd file, but why and for what purpose. Unfortunately the err msg is truncated to what is stated here, so I can’t tell what dtd.

Thanks,
Holger

[Riyad Kalla]

Holger,
Whenever you edit your XML files, the XML editor attempts to load the DTD first from the XML Catalog and then remotely from the lcoation specified in the DOCTYPE definition. If it is unable to load the DTD successfully, that error will occur.

As to why it’s having a problem loading it’s own DTD, I don’t know. It could be a number of things, is it effect autocomplete and/or validation of the XML files?

[hgadm]

Well, it happens when I open the web.xml in a WebProject. Rendering looks OK though, I have a source view and a grid view that looks OK … ? Do I miss a view here ?
Any ideas how to get rid of that annoying error pop-up ? Strange because I uninstalled MyEclipse, remove the Eclipse as well then installed both again -error still there !!??

Thanks,
Holger

[Riyad Kalla]

Do I miss a view here ?

No that is all of them.

Any ideas how to get rid of that annoying error pop-up ? Strange because I uninstalled MyEclipse, remove the Eclipse as well then installed both again -error still there !!??

When you right click on the web.xml file, and go to Open With, what editors do you have listed? Which one has the black dot next to it?

[hgadm]

I can tell no what made the error occur: I installed the Lavadora web service client plugin. As stated in the install instructions (http://lavadora.sourceforge.net/installation.html) I had to copy XerxesImpl.jar and xml-apis.jar into the runtime dir at C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_06\lib\ext because of difficulties with the std Crimson xml parser that comes with the jre / jdk
If I remove Xerces, the MyEcliose Error is gone but the web service is throwing a null pointer exception – you can’t win …

Holger

[hgadm]

Oh sorry, I forgot to answer your question “When you right click on the web.xml file, and go to Open With, what editors do you have listed? Which one has the black dot next to it?”

I got:
MyExclipse XML Editor (default – got the black dot)
Text Editor
System Editor
In-Place Editor
Default Editor

[Riyad Kalla]

I had to copy XerxesImpl.jar and xml-apis.jar into the runtime dir at C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_06\lib\ext because of difficulties with the std Crimson xml parser that comes with the jre / jdk

This is *not* a good idea. When you do this you run the risk of causing errors and incompatibilities in every piece of software you run that makes use of the XML parsing abilities of the JDK. This includes Eclipse and MyEclipse.

If I remove Xerces, the MyEcliose Error is gone but the web service is throwing a null pointer exception – you can’t win …

Contact the authors of the plugin and see if there is a better way to handle this limitation.

MyExclipse XML Editor (default – got the black dot)
Text Editor
System Editor
In-Place Editor
Default Editor

Ok this looks good.

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