On running the DITA conversion on DITA-OT we are getting the following error,
"The XML parser reported the following error: : D:\DITA-OT1.8.4_full_easy_install_bin\DITA-OT1.8.4\dtd\utilities\ibmUtilitiesDomain.ent (The system cannot find the path specified)"
Where can I get ibmUtilitiesDomain.ent file? Thanks in advance.
ibmUtilitiesDomain.ent is part of IBM specific Author Information DTD that is not bundled with DITA-OT. You need to find the DTD module somewhere and save it locally somewhere DITA-OT can access it.
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I imported the Template:Notice from MediaWiki, but am getting the following error:
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'Module:Transclusion_count/data/N' not found.
I'm understanding that these data files are generated somehow rather than being imported. How do I get my MediaWiki instance to create these data files?
Thanks in advance.
I am following the Apple Developer Tutorials to learn swift programming. When I try to implement an animation taught in their tutorial here, I cannot add the JSON data to my project directory properly, hence I cannot produce previews.
My project structure is:
Hiking
Hike,swift
HikeView.swift
HikeGraph.swift
HikeDetail.swift
GraphCapsule.swift
Resources/
hikeData.json
However, I get the error mentioned in the title, use of unresolved identifier. I did another project by again following Apple tutorial and JSON data was inside a folder named Resources, and it is working. How should I import the JSON file, hikeData.json?
Edit:
This JSON file is used as follows:
HikeDetail(hike: hikeData[0])
Please check if you target is checked against that file
Then check if it present here
I'm trying to read a graph ml file in r using the i graph package.
The code I'm using is the following
g<-read.graph("graph_bustuberail_london_500m",format=c("graphml")) #import gml
I get the following error message
Error in .Call("R_igraph_read_graph_graphml", file, as.numeric(index), :
At rinterface.c:5866 : Cannot open GraphML file, File operation error
Not sure why this is not loading in, can anyone help me?
Igraph is not very informative regarding certain types of error it displays: I have found that many times the above error is caused by simply a misspelling in the filename.
As a consequence I suggest you to start by checking that you have written the file extension correctly, i.e. with .gml ending and not with .glm.
I want to create a widget and upload it to my FIWARE Mashup Workspace. When I upload my ".wgt" file I get the error:
Error adding packaged resource: Error parsing config.xml descriptor
file: No valid parser found.
How can I get more information about the error?
Is it simply a parsing error, or is something different went wrong (no valid parser found sounds like some service is missing)
Is there a way to check my config.xml file?
This is definitely a configuration error; there is no service missing.
Since your config is in xml, check it with an XML checker, to be sure that no opening/closing tags are missing.
If your wgt is an operator, check that your preferences/endpoints have different IDs. Also, please be sure that all your endpoints use distinct names
Using VS2005/2008 as a resource editor, one of the options in the Add Resource dialog is HTML: it appears to allow me to embed HTML file(s) into a resource (res) file. Does anyone know how to grab the HTML (as a string) from VB6 code? The LoadResData appears to be close to what I'm looking for but the problem is there isn't a HTML format defined in the table of formats (in that documentation link).
In Win32 C headers a resource format constant is defined called RT_HTML, it has the value 23. It should be possible to load the HTML resource type. Additionally you can verify the resource type number by looking at the built exe file with Resource Hacker. It lists the resource format types and resource IDs embedded in the file.
here is a good tutorial in c++ http://www.rohitab.com/discuss/index.php?showtopic=15281
you can probably adapt the code(usually function names are the same for win32 routines search on msdn.microsoft.com for documentation) or search the website for a VB example