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Old June 11th, 2007, 07:40 AM
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I tried running saxon 8.9, then went back to 8.8, with correct usage in both cases; and I keep getting the No Source File Name message. Can someone tell me what I might be missing.

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Try telling us what you did, and then we can tell you what you did wrong.

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Alright, I have put the following commands, java -jar C:\saxon8\saxon8.jar, in a .bat file in order to be able to run it using the simple command, saxon csd.xml fgdc_arcgis.xsl. What I did not realize is that my command line arguments, csd.xml fgdc_arcgis.xsl, were not being passed to java -jar C:\saxon8\saxon8.jar; that is why I was getting the "no source file name". Sorry, I just saw my mistake.
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An extra note to add that I was missing the %* in my .bat file for command line argument.






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