>>>>> Steinar Bang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>>>> Steinar Bang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Platform: Intel PIII, RedHat 7.2, JDK 1.3.1, Saxon 6.5-1mdk (from the >> Mandrake Cooker distribution), DocBook 4.1.2, DocBook-XSL 1.48
>> (example files attached at the end) > [snip!] >> When I do this, I get error messages both when generating HTML and FO: >> cd /home/sba/tmp/docinclude/ >> make -k >> saxonbatch -o testdoc.html testdoc.xml local-html.xsl >> No insertfile extension available. >> Processing terminated by xsl:message at line 264 >> make: *** [testdoc.html] Error 1 > [snip!] > I think I've found the answer > <http://sources.redhat.com/ml/docbook-apps/2001-q4/msg00171.html> A more correct reference is the documentation: <http://docbook.sourceforge.net/projects/xsl/doc/extensions.html> > I need to put the appropriate .jar file from the extensions/ > directory of the DocBook-XSL distribution, into the CLASSPATH before > running saxon. > Ie. > %.html: %.xml > export CLASSPATH="/path/to/docbook-xsl/extensions/saxon65.jar"; > saxonbatch -o $@ $< $(HTMLSTYLE) This wasn't quite right. The saxonbatch script overrides CLASSPATH, without caring about its earlier setting. Giving a -cp argument to saxonbatch put it after the class name, where it didn't work. So I had to run the saxon class directely with an appropriate classpath: SAXON_CP=/usr/share/java/classes/saxon/saxon.jar SAXONEXT_CP=/var/www/html/xml/styles/docbook-xsl-1.48/extensions/saxon65.jar SAXON=java -cp $(SAXONEXT_CP):$(SAXON_CP) com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet # XML -> HTML %.html: %.xml $(SAXON) -o $@ $< $(HTMLSTYLE) "SAXONEXT_CP" is wherever you have the appropriate .jar file in an installed DocBook-XSL distribution.
