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Filebot invalid xml
Filebot invalid xml









filebot invalid xml

I could not find any relevant info about the version 10 not supported part on Google, and also haven't installed jdk 10. use -help for a list of possible optionsĪnd after this, the msi build also fails.

#FILEBOT INVALID XML HOW TO#

Please refer to the How To manual if you need help getting started. User Manual FileBot Node is available as Synology package via the FileBot Package Source and as generic Linux package for all other devices. javac: release version 10 not supported // I believe this is the culprit FileBot Node is a server-side Node.js application that allows you to make filebot calls via a straight-forward ExtJS web application. The main problem that I'm facing is that, after downloading the dependencies, during the Compilation stage, I get the following output: Compiling 395 source files to D:\Misc\filebot\build After some googling, found that jre also copies some files to System32 folder, and that the remedy is to have jdk/bin folder as the topmost entry in Path variables. Worth noting, I had jre9.0.4 earlier, and installed jdk on top of that. Once there, you’ll be confronted with several options. When trying to search for TV show files with older versions of Filebot you get the error: Invalid XML: SAXParseException: The element type hr must be terminated. Added the Ant/bin folder to user path, and copied ivy.jar to that folder. Getting started Once you’ve downloaded and installed FileBot (link above) go to Start > FileBot. I have installed WiX Toolset, Apache Ant, Apache Ivy, and JDK 9.0.4 (as the original filebot has stopped using JDK 8). If not defined JAVA_HOME (set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-9.0.4) In general however, if people are going to send you stuff that's not valid XML then they might as well not bother using XML at all, and the right solution to handling invalid XML is always to fix the program that created the stuff. The build script I'm using is, from here: off Actually, x1F is valid in XML 1.1 (provided it appears as a numeric character reference), so using a 1.1 parser may provide a way forward. Wanted to build filebot for personal usage.











Filebot invalid xml