Yes to all of the above, you got my setup correct. I already had xercesImpl.jar from the "OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR" in my classpath. When I added oxygen.jar before it, it complained about missing log4j, so I added that jar as well. Now it complains about NoSuchFieldError: catalogEntrries
The command did resolve catalogs just finge before I added oxygen.jar Are there any other dependencies for oxygen.jar that I should add, or internal order that I need to tweak? I have the following in my classpath, in the order given: * saxon.jar (from XEP) * saxon65.jar (from docbook distribution extension dir) * log4.jar (from oxygen) * oxygen.jar * xercesImpl.jar (from oxygen) * resolver.jar (from oxygen) * CatalogManager.properties (from oxygen, edited to add custom catalogs) * path to directory holding all of the above * saxon-xml-apis.jar (from XEP) * xt.jar (from XEP) * crimson.jar (from XEP) On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 1:12 PM, Radu Coravu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Bergfrid, > > So you are using Docbook 5 (Relax NG based) and have xpointers which point > to a certain ID defined in the target file using xml:id, right? > > One possibility of why this works in Oxygen would be the fact that we have > several patches to the Xerces library we are using. One of them in > particular was made to treat "xml:id" as an ID attribute even if it is not > defined as such in the associated schema. The thing is that Xerces does not > understand the grammar in RelaxNG schemas so it cannot determine on its own > if a certain attribute is of type "ID". > > Actually we posted a bug on the Xerces bugs list 7 years ago and it's > still not fixed in their code: > > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1113 > > One thing you could try would be to add in your class path from the > "OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR" both the "xercesImpl.jar" and the "oxygen.jar" and > make sure the "oxygen.jar" is first added in the classpath (so that its > Xerces patches are used). > > Regards, > Radu > > Radu Coravu > <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger > http://www.oxygenxml.com > > > On 5/7/2014 1:30 PM, Bergfrid Skaara wrote: > >> We have a fully functional doc environment with DocBook 5 and oXygen XML >> Editor, and I am trying to set up the corresponding java commands for an >> automated build system. I have combed the DocBook XSL book for anything >> related to xincludes and xpointers, but I still do not get why it works >> from oXygen and not from the command line. >> >> Error message: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException [...] Reason: XPointer >> resolution unsuccessful >> >> I have the full command line shown in example 23.5 "XIncludes and XML >> catalogs with Saxon and Xerces" on page 376. >> >> Specs: >> Saxon 6.5.5, Xerces 2.11.0, oXygen XML Editor 15.1, DocBook xsl 1.78.1 >> with customization layer and custom rng schema. >> >> I use the basic xpointer attribute with fragment references to xml:id in >> the hrefed file. Because this is DB5, there is no schema in the DOCTYPE. >> But according to p46 in DocBook XML TCL, xml:id is already mapped to >> type ID and "you do not have to worry about fragment references failing >> due to lack of schema". After all it does work in the oXygen >> transformation, so why not on the command line with the same tools ? >> >> Rewriting all xpointers to place this in separate files is not an >> option, as our source is highly modular and singlesourced with lots of >> reuse across documents. >> >> Any advice, whether solutions or further reading, are welcome. >> >> Bergfrid Skaara >> > > > -- > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
