RoboHelp and Eclipse

Hi,
We have been generating XML Help and then with a script changing tag names so that we can incorporate the Help into Eclipse.
However, in RoboHelp 9, RoboHelp adds BOM characters to the html files and Eclipse doesn't seem to handle these characters correctly (even though they are legal).
Is there a way to prevent RH from adding these characters?
I also saw that RH9 supports Eclipse Help - it has the same BOM characters so we couldn't really try it out. Is there any details somewhere on how to integrate the Eclipse Help that RH generates with Eclipse? Wehn we just add the files it doesn't seem to work. Are there instructions anywhere?
Thanks,
Rakefet

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Hi,
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Marc Prud'hommeaux wrote:
Genna-
Can you post your plugin.xml file? The majority of the time, this
problem is because of an error in the configuration file.
In article <[email protected]>, Genna Reingold wrote:
Ok,
I have found where log4j was coming from - I have selected my runtime
Kodo property file in Kodo preferences. Removing reference to property
file fixed the problem. However I have another issue now. When I run
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java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
I have upgraded to Kodo 3.1.15, I'm using latest Eclipse 3.0. I have
copied classes12.jar to plugin directory and modified plugin.xml as
prescribed in the manual.
Stephen Kim wrote:
Genna,
Also note that the Eclipse plugin uses its own logging mechanism.
Setting a kodo.Log property for the plugin's property file will not
change the way in which the plugin logs messages (you may want to have
an Eclipse specific property file with the Log property removed).
Marc Prud'hommeaux wrote:
Genna-
It sounds like Eclipse might have an older version of the log4j jar
file. Can you check to see if there are any other "log4j" jars in
Eclipse's environment?
Also, what version of Kodo are you using? Can you try with the latest
release (3.1.5)?
Finally, can you ensure that you are using the final 3.0 release of
Eclipse, and not one of the betas? There are some known problems with
some of the 3.0 betas.
In article <[email protected]>, Genna Reingold wrote:
Hi,
I have added Kodo plugin to Eclipse (version 3) . I have added Kodo
enhancer to Build sequence for the project. However when I run build I
get
an error and eclipse log file has following exception:
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     at
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I have copied the log4j jar to kodo plugin directory and added libarary
tag to plugin.xml as following:
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Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com
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Now to my problem:
Sometimes it happens that when I startup Eclipse or try to runa java program, Eclipse is shut down with a) no comment at all, or b) with an error message "JVM terminated. Exit code = 1 (...)". I can send the picture of the whole screenshot of the error message if it helps.
Now I think that this is due to wrong installation paths of the Jdk and Eclipse?! Perhaps there are some conflicts regarding user rights (admin and the normal user 'juergenkemeter'.
If anyone has suggestions, that would be helpful. Its nasty when Eclipse shuts down while programming...
cheers,
J�rgen

I only used the getSystemResource because it is slightly more convenient. The
getResource version requires a "/" in front of the filename, as in:
java.net.URL imageURL = getClass().getResource("/" + imageName);
System.out.println("Loading icon: " + imageName);
for (int i = 0; i < 32000; i++)
System.out.println(i);
icon = new ImageIcon(imageURL);
Unfortunately, this still deadlocks after a few thousand hits.
Of course, I don't need thousands of icons in my application, but the real-world issue is that the program locks up every few times it is started, which is a real drag for the customers!
I suppose the InputStream way would work, though it is not very elegant compared to loading the resource in the usual manner. I'll try it if there are no other suggestions.
Thanks,
Dan

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