On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:49:39 -0800, Lee, David <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm experimenting with the HTML -> XHTML -> Docbook conversions.
I've enabled the Content Processing framework.
When I drop PDF file into the directory all goes well, I get an .xhtml
file and a .xml file (docbook format).
But when I drop a plain .html file I get a .xhtml file but no .xml ...
Manually in CQ I tried this command
import module namespace dbk = "http://marklogic.com/cpf/docbook"; at
"/MarkLogic/conversion/docbook.xqy";
let $options := <options xmlns="dbk:convert">
<wrap-text>false</wrap-text> <preserve-styles>true</preserve-styles>
</options>
return dbk:convert(fn:doc("/PDF/cat_html.xhtml"), $options)
And the result is simply
<status>ok</status>
But no docbook content.
Changing the command to use the .xhtml file produced by the PDF
conversion and I get the docbook contents.
Any ideas on where to look for what went wrong ?
Thanks.
Check that the XHTML document (a) exists, (b) is XML, not text
(i.e. that fn:exists(doc("your.xhtml")/*)), and (c) is in the
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml namespace.
If it came out of the XHTML conversion pipeline, all this should be
true, but it is worth checking.
Do you have the XHTML processing attached to your domain?
(vs. just the HTML processing?) I believe the DocBook pipeline
as shipped responds to XHTML only in the structured-xhtml
state. If you want to skip the XHTML post-processing, you'll
need to have a version of the DocBook pipeline that has the
appropriate state transition. See what state your XHTML document
is in.
//Mary
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