Peter Donald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 12:25 26/3/01 +0200, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
>>the one used for the Jakarta-Website is just an example, it all >>boils dows to writing the "correct" velocity "thingy" (.vsl, don't >>have Velocity's nomenclature handy). > > vs writing the correct xslt thingie ;) Exactly - I'd have called it a stylesheet then ;-) >>stylebook on the other hand uses a fixed DTD - > > nope ;) > >>but it doesn't look like a subset of DocBook at all (I use DocBook >>quite frequently) - take a look at the table model for example. > > could be - not sure - I am using the one inherited from Cocoon > project and was told that it was ;) OK, I just checked out xml-stylebook from CVS and looked at the stuff in docs (where one would expect documentation 8-) and the files there all seemed to use the DTD from styles/ibm-style/dtd. So what does stylebook provide over plain XSLT + xalan/saxon/whatever? Stefan
