Keiron Liddle wrote:
Keiron, Victor,On Tue, 2002-12-10 at 19:17, Victor Mote wrote:OK, I see now that I misunderstood your "Sorry, yes" answer to Keiron. If http://forrestbot.cocoondev.org/site/xml-fop should be reflecting changes no more than an hour old made to xml-fop/src/documentation, then it is not working. I just looked for changes that were made about 24 hours ago, and they are not there. Also, as I mentioned, it shows a publish date of 12-7. So I suspect that something is not working. We have one document with a non-standard DTD (my fault, in fact that is what I am trying to work on) that might be messing up the flow. How do I go about troubleshooting this?Judging by the log it might be a DISPLAY problem. The compliance doc should only cause a broken link. Who is in charge of the cocoondev site, could they work out what the problem is?I think Sam Ruby has a script which automatically updates the live site to the contents of xml-site/targets/*.Should I contact him directly? Also, I still don't know whether xml-site/targets/fop is my final destination. What is best practices for this process? If this is documented somewhere, please excuse me -- I haven't found it yet. Also, I realize that this conversation might be better on forrest-dev. I asked on this list because I think Keiron has already figured most of this out & I am trying to leverage off of that. Thanks very much for your help.Haven't figured out all of it. There is no real documentation for the old process, currently we are only really replacing the doc generation process.
I'm still floundering around here, but when I found 'catalog' in .../documentation/resources/schema, and the dtd in .../schema/dtd, I began to see a ray of light. It seems to me that such a setup should be used for all of the DOCTYPE delcarations in the documentation tree. At the moment we are relying on the system identifier component of the DOCTYPE declaration, and that is indicating a CVS retrieval - some from the xml-forrest base, some from xml-cocoon2, last time I looked.
These can (probably will) get out of sync. The dtd should be the one used when the document was last modified, shouldn't it? It seems to me there is a case for including the schema subtree, including catalog file(s) and the dtd subdirectory, in the src/build tree, and maintaining the synchronization locally.
Peter
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