XML Torture Test: Parsers Fail

[andyclar at us.ibm.com]

Elliotte,

> yesterday. XJParse 1.1.14 can now handle this document from the Web site
> but not when the files are loaded from the local hard drive where it
still
> reports AllenWatson.xml not found.  XJParse 2.0.4 seems to work from both
> the local hard drive and the Web site, but it's hard to tell since it
> doesn't report as much as XJParse 1.1.14.

How are you supplying the filename to XJParse in version 1.1.14? You may
have to use a fully qualified URI -- even though it's local. For example:

  file:///path/file.xml

--
Andy Clark * IBM, JTC - Silicon Valley * andyclar at us.ibm.com



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