Lisa,

You have a mail in your mailbox with the requested XML file.

/Torgny


>Torgny,
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>I don't think I'm communicating very clearly here <s>. Let me try again.
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>2. Yes it is done in an EXE.
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>There are known problems with this in an EXE. I don't think you have to worry about this.
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>6. I am getting error 2062 "The specified key already exists" twice subsequently when running HTM and XML output. But pressing ignore twice gets you through it. Do you know what could be the reason for this error ?
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>Yes, but it is not relevant to what we are trying to accomplish in this test.
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>7. I tried your code with a report that doesn't generate any output in html and it generated an complete XML Ok, but as I mentioned earlier all reports work fine for XML.
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>What you don't seem to understand is that the HTML is generated entirely from the XML. I am not interested in the exact commands you normally used for each one, they should be fine.
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>I asked you to generate the XML as specified in my code because those particular XMLListener options are used by HTML Listener. It then applies an XSLT transformation to the resulting XML. That's all that happens, there is no "separate mechanism" to generate HTML. HTMLListener is a very thin subclass of XMLListener.
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>You might want to check the FFC _reportListener.VCX library to see how this works. (In fact, in the latest versions, HTMLListener has even less code than you see there.)
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>To see exactly where the issue is, I need you to send me the "OK XML" from the report that doesn't generate HTML. If you got well-formed XML then the issue is with the XSLT.
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>I would also like to make sure that you see the same results *not* in an EXE with HTMLListener. Can you please verify that one of your reports that is NOT working in the EXE ALSO does not provide HTML output in the full development environment?
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>Thank you for your patience and for continuing to work this through with me.
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