Rashmi Rubdi wrote:
Since Java is platform independent, the same command line syntax that
works with Windows XP, should also work on Mac OS X , Unix etc. with
the exception of the directory separator.
In Windows it is \ and in Unix it's / also the root folder in Unix
is / , where as in Windows its the drive letter C:\
Windows also works with forward slashes /. A path like
"c:/program files/saxon/saxon8"
on the commandline will work on all current windows systems and using
paths like that will in all places where you need paths, you're making
your application more platform-independent. Not sure if the Mac has this
'feature' though.
If you have code that contains paths, you must use the URI syntax (i.e.
for doc(), unparsed-text() etc), which also has forward slashes for path
separation.
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