In fact an xdoc is only a XHTML 1.0 document with some changes to use
sections/subsections.
I understood that, that's why I used the xhtml1 dtd as a base. In fact,
all additions to xhtml1 are given just at the last few lines of the dtd
file.
The only problem I saw in the DTD is the tags
goals/goal/name/description tag which isn't an xdoc tag.
Well, that brings up exactly the question that I asked: how do you know
it's not an xdoc tag? Where is that defined? I didn't find anything on
the Anakia site so I assumed that anything that gets transformed into a
valid xhtml1 document by maven is a valid xdoc.
I never understood why these files are directly transformed in the
site.jsl but I didn't find the time to change it.
OK, I think we should decide what to do about that before publishing the
dtd. I would favor putting the goals transformation into the plugin
plugin. Anybody aware of some side effects that might have?
-Lukas
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