[xep-support] Cyberbit font and XEP_384 incompatible (was: Error: missing XSLDriver)

From: Nick Hunt (nick@magmouse.co.uk)
Date: Wed Oct 06 2004 - 01:00:04 PDT

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    Hi Alexander,

    Thanks for the response. I tracked it down to a second (out of date)
    shellscript in another bin directory that was being called instead of
    the one I _thought_ was being called. Fixed now.

    However, I am now getting an error:

    [error] java.io.EOFException

    This is an incompatibility between the font Cyberbit.ttf and XEP_384.
    That is, if I use XEP_374, then all is well. If I use a different font
    (by pointing my font definition in fonts.xml to a different font file),
    then all is well too.

    Any thoughts on a work-round for this, other than not using Cyberbit?
    If I have to change fonts, can you suggest a source for an open-source
    Unicode Japanese font?

    Best wishes,

    Nick.

    On 5 Oct 2004, at 9:57 am, Alexander Peshkov wrote:

    > Hello Nick,
    >
    > This error means that Java cannot find XEP Jar in the classpath. Most
    > probably this happens because something went wrong with XEP upgrade.
    > For example, there is a new XEP jar (xep384_***.jar) in place, but you
    > still running xep.bat from the older XEP version (it has a name of the
    > jar hardwired inside). I suggest you to remove older XEP jar from
    > 'lib' sub-directory of XEP installation and make sure that classpath
    > parameter in xep.bat contains reference to the new XEP jar.
    > As alternative you may remove XEP and install newer XEP version from
    > the scratch.
    >
    > Best regards,
    > Alexander Peshkov
    > mailto:peshkov@renderx.com
    > RenderX
    >
    >
    >
    > NH> Hi,
    >
    > NH> My XEP installation which used to work now gives an error:
    >
    > NH> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
    > NH> com/renderx/xep/XSLDriver
    >
    > NH> This is after upgrading the Java VM to 1.4.2, and XEP to 3.8.4
    > NH> (client), all running on Mac OS X 10.3.5.
    >
    > NH> Any thoughts on what the problem might be?
    >
    > NH> Many thanks,
    >
    > NH> Nick.
    >
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