Turbo XML and 5.2

[lhales]

Hey folks, got a quick 5.2 installation
question for anyone who has already installed 5.2 AND the Tibco Turbo XML.
Has the version of Turbo XML changed since 5.1 or is it still version
2.4.1?



Might save clicking the install if there
is no change in the application.



Lynn

[AndyEsslinger]

I think you need to reinstall to get the proper
dllfiles "registered". This came up at one of the AUGIs when they
were discussing multiple versions of Epic. class=140274614-21022006>I shouldn't butt
in because I haven't installed any5.2 stuff yet, but I think you may have
a problem if the right version is not registered.

-Andy

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From: Lynn Hales

Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 8:44 AM
To:
adepters@arbortext.com
Subject: Turbo XML and 5.2

Hey folks, got a quick 5.2
installation question for anyone who has already installed 5.2 AND the Tibco
Turbo XML. Has the version of Turbo XML changed since 5.1 or is it still
version 2.4.1?

Might save
clicking the install if there is no change in the
application.

Lynn

[lhales]

Andy,



I am not sure if there is a link between
Turbo XML and Epic other than as the 'default' XML DTD editor for Architect.
I think the last time I did an install of Epic, I didn't have to
reinstall Turbo XML as the version was the same.



I have also gone out to the Tibco sight
and finally found that the most current version of Turbo XML is still 2.4.1
which has been out there for at least TWO years. I am going to skip
the install and we shall see what we shall see.



I'll post the results so others know.



Lynn



P.S. I feel like a guinea pig nibbling
on the test lettuce and I hate lettuce. 🙂

[JurgenSchnurr]

Hi,



there is the "set dtdeditorpath". It is set in my epicprefs.acl.



There is no need to install Turbo XML completely. I usually activate
the install of Turbo XML and then at the begin of the install routine I
cancel the process. Usually I have 3 and more Epic installations on my
machine, but only one Turbo XML.



I haven´t seen a change on Turbo XML in a long time. There would be so
much room for improvement, ...



regards,

Jürgen Schnurr

[lhales]

Juergen,



True, but I have gotten to the point
where I hardly ever use Epic Architect anymore. I can run dtgen from
the command line and get my parse, I edit my DTDs in CodeWright.



When I ran the install, I skipped installing
Turbo XML, it really does not have any impact on the Epic installation.
Like you said, the Trubo install takes place after Epic is installed.



One thing I have had to do on the install
of 5.2 is uninstall it and do it over. I selected a "complete"
install and it loaded the Dynamic Link Manager which I don't have licensed.
So every time I open Epic, it stated giving me an error that it could
not find the license, even after telling epic not to try and run it anymore.




Another thing to keep in mind. If
you have Styler and you DO NOT want a plain Epic Editor icon then uncheck
the Epic Editor and check the Epic Editor with Styler button.



As always if you already have a license, just copy the license files from
you old install to your new one and cancel the license administrator software.
Use that only if you have problems.





Lynn

[ebenton]

I also
unintentionally installed the Dynamic Link Manager. You can re-insert the
disk and just uninstall the Dynamic Link Manager without uninstalling and
reinstalling everything. (I think I have too many "un" prefixes on words
in this message.)

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[lhales]

disk, you have a disk???? 🙂



Lynn

[ebenton]

When I
downloaded it, I copied it to a CD. Or you can just re-launch the
installation and accomplish the same thing.

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[lhales]

I know, I saved the download to a USB
portable drive. I just thought you'd asked PTC for a real live CD.
🙂



Basically either a typical installation
or a custom install is what you should check unless one wants to go back
to uninstall the unneeded, unnecessary and unwanted features unexpectedly
installed if one unintentionally clicks on complete.



Lynn

[ebenton]

Especially if, unbeknownst to you, unknown, unwanted andunforeseen
software is unfortunately and unintentionally uninstalled, and then you have to
go back and reinstall with unmitigated and unforgiving emphasis on making sure
the underhanded uninstallation routine does not unlawfully initiate again... all
while wearing your underwear...or something.

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