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Using an XSLT Style Sheet to convert X3D files to X3DV files

 
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I'm trying to convert X3D files into X3DV files for a project that I'm building in Java. I have Xj3D installed onto the Netbeans IDE and I can convert an X3DV file to be an X3D file by using Xj3D, however, I can't seem to convert X3D files to be X3DV files and I have two XSLT StyleSheets downloaded named X3dToVrml97 and X3dToX3dvClassicVrmlEncoding and I also have a Windows Batch file called X3dToX3dvClassicVrmlEncoding. So I was wondering how I'd use those files to convert the X3D files that I have into X3DV files. The version of X3D-Edit that I have installed in the Netbeans IDE I have is X3D-Edit 3.3 and the version of Netbeans that I have is Netbeans 8.1. There's a problem as when I go to 'Export from X3D' in the X3D dropdown menu, a pop up window then appears asking which X3D files I'd like to select, but the box is empty and there is a handful of X3D files within the Netbeans project.
 
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Matthew Yeend wrote:There's a problem as when I go to 'Export from X3D' in the X3D dropdown menu, a pop up window then appears asking which X3D files I'd like to select, but the box is empty and there is a handful of X3D files within the Netbeans project.



If it's a regular file-chooser dialog, then presumably it's starting in your current working directory and the files are in some other directory (inside your Netbeans project). In that case you'd just navigate to the directory where the files are and choose them.

Although I find it a bit strange that a menu item named "Export from X3D" is asking for files to be input. I would expect it to be asking for a folder to export files to.
 
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When I'm importing them into the project, it's the regular file-chooser dialogue where you start in the current working directory. There's an 'Import from X3D'. But when I go to the 'Export from X3D' and go to the appropriate selection that brings up the dialogue box, it comes up with a black box titled 'Please choose .x3d file(s)'
 
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If you click here then you'll see what I mean by having a blank dialogue box appearing
 
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It's still not working.
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