> 1. to import or declare the step signature (usually by importing a step library) ... which you can find here: http://xmlcalabash.com/extension/steps/fileutils.xpl > 2. to let Calabash know which class to load for the step name Calabash uses its build-in classes, so you don't need to register any external class. Make sure you bind the prefix pxf to the namespace http://xmlcalabash.com/ns/extensions/fileutils Stefan Am 15.01.2011 um 20:03 schrieb Romain Deltour: > I'm not sure, but it could come from the pxf:mkdir step implementation not being declared in the default Calabash configuration. > > To use a processor-specific atomic step in Calabash you need: > 1. to import or declare the step signature (usually by importing a step library) > 2. to let Calabash know which class to load for the step name > > (2) can be done with the 'implementation' element of the XML calabash configuration file. You can override or add to the default configuration with local files, for instance a file named .calabash in your home directory will be looked up by default. > > Again, I'm not sure of the diagnosis here. I've not updated oXygen yet and cannot check on my setup. > > Cheers, > Romain. > > > Le 15 janv. 11 à 18:02, Tony Rogers a écrit : > >> Greetings fellow Passionate Pipeline Programmers! >> >> >> I just tried to use pxf:mkdir using the latest Oxygen (12.1) and the bundled Calabash (0.9.30) with the following result: >> >> SystemID: /Users/amrogers/Developer/Projects/oXygen_workspace/org.lyris/trunk/build.xpl >> Engine name: Calabash XProc >> Severity: error >> Description: Misconfigured. No 'class' in configuration for pxf:mkdir >> >> >> Can anybody tell me what that means? >> >> >> —Tony >Received on Sunday, 16 January 2011 21:09:32 GMT
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