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ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE
Set the ANT_Home variable to the location where
you installed Apache Ant.
Set the ANT_OPTS variable to allow sufficient
memory to run the test Ant script.
Set the Classpath variable to include the Open
Toolkit dost.jar file.
Set the Classpath variable to include the
SAXON .jar file.
Set the JAVA_Home variable to the folder where
you installed the JDK.
Set the JHHome variable to the folder where you
installed JavaHelp.
Set the Path variable to the folder where you
installed the Apache Ant bin folder.
Set the Classpath variable to include the xml-
resolver-1.2.jar file.
Overview of environment variables and instructions
Verifying the installation
To verify that you have installed the DITA Open Toolkit correctly, including its dependencies
and configuration:
1 Go to the command prompt by choosing Run from the Windows Start menu, and then typing
cmd and clicking OK.
2 Type cd \ at the command prompt to move to the root folder.
INSTRUCTION
Click New under System Variables and set the
variable name to ANT_HOME, and the variable
value to the path created by the Apache Ant
installation (for example, C:\apache-ant-1.6.5).
Click New under System Variables and set the
variable name to ANT_OPTS, and the variable
value to -Xmx256M.
If you already have a Classpath variable in your list
of System Variables, select the Classpath variable
in the list of System Variables and click Edit. Add a
semicolon (no spaces before or after) to the end of
the current Classpath value, followed by the path
of your Open Toolkit dost.jar file (for example,
C:\dita-ot1.4.2.1\dost.jar).
If you don't have a Classpath variable, create one
by clicking New and setting the variable name
to Classpath, and the variable value to the path
of your Open Toolkit dost.jar file (for example,
C:\dita-ot1.4.2.1\dost.jar).
Select the Classpath variable in the list of system
variables and click Edit—add a semicolon (no
spaces before or after) to the end of the current
Classpath value, followed by the path of your
SAXON .jar file (for example, C:\Saxon\saxon.jar).
Click New under System Variables and set the
variable name to JAVA_HOME, and the variable
value to the path created by the JDK installation
(for example, C:\j2sdk1.4.2_12).
Click New under System Variables and set the
variable name to JHHOME, and the variable value
to the path created by the JavaHelp installation
(for example, C:\jh2.0).
Select the Path variable in the list of System
Variables and click Edit. Add a semicolon (no
spaces) followed by the path of your Apache Ant
bin folder (for example, C:\apache-ant-1.6.5\bin).
If you already have a Classpath variable in your list
of System Variables, select the Classpath variable
in the list of System Variables and click Edit. Add a
semicolon (no spaces before or after) to the end of
the current Classpath value, followed by the path of
xml-resolver-1.2.jar file (for example, C:\xml-
resolver-1.2.jar).
If you don't have a Classpath variable, create one
by clicking New and setting the variable name
to Classpath, and the variable value to the path of
xml-resolver-1.2.jar file (for example, C:\xml-
resolver-1.2.jar).
Using the Open Toolkit plug-in for FrameMaker
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