Carlos Tejo Alonso wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
[Please don't top post, it loses context in the thread and make the
archives difficult to follow]
I was looking for the elements that could be inside <header> like
<subtitle>, <version>, <authors>. Do you know where can I found an
example with these elements?
That's what a DTD defines. I have provided links to info about the DTD
and how to use it in your favourite editor. This will give
auto-completion in most editors, which will answer exactly this question.
Furthermore, in the document you linked to in your original post [1] is
generated from the DTD. It provides a description of what is allowed in
what elements. So, for example, header is defined as:
header
Content model ( title , subtitle ? , version ? , type ? , authors ? ,
notice * , abstract ? , meta * )
If you don't know how to read this or the DTD then I recommend you read
a tutorial on DTD, any search engine will help you find a good one.
Ross
Best regards,
Carlos Tejo Alonso Departamento de I+D+I - Fundación CTIC Parque
Científico Tecnológico Gijón, Asturias (Spain) www.fundacionctic.org
-----Mensaje original----- De: Ross Gardler
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: miércoles, 23 de enero de
2008 13:23 Para: [email protected] Asunto: Re: Xdoc format
Carlos Tejo Alonso wrote:
Hello,
I am going to start developing a system using apache forrest. Rigth
now, I am interesting in xdoc 2.0 format.
There is some information in the website [1], but I haven't found
yet any document regarding an specification of the use of each
element (almost all of them are quite clear, but not all...)
Where can I found more information about xdoc format?
You were almost there, in a sub-menu item where you found [1] you
will also find [2], which is a document that illustrates all alements
in XDoc2.
You can view the XDoc source for this file in your Forrest
installation or via [3]
The DTD for XDoc is also available in your Forrest install. [4]
provides information about how to use this DTD in your favourite
editor.
Will Apache forrest continue using this format?
Yes, and no.
For a very long time we have been planning to move to a subset of
XHTML2. However, this is a major change in Forrest and requires a
great deal of work. Consequently, it has been on hold for a long
time.
However, XDoc has been migrating to this XHTML2 subset for some time
and is, today, almost identical.
If/When we finally move to the XHTML2 subset we will continue to
support XDoc for backward compatibility.
Ross
[1] http://forrest.apache.org/dtdx/document-v20.dtdx.html
[2] http://forrest.apache.org/dtdx/document-v20.html [3]
http://forrest.apache.org/dtdx/document-v20.xml [4]
http://forrest.apache.org/docs_0_90/catalog.html
