On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Paul Kinnucan wrote:
> http://sunsite.dk/jde/xae/
>
> About XAE
> ========
>
> The XML Authoring Environment for Emacs is a free software package that
> allows you to use Emacs and your system's HTML browser to create, transform,
> and display XML documents. The XAE includes:
>
> * structured document editing mode (psgml) for Emacs
> * technical book and article DTD (Docbook)
> * Docbook stylesheets
> * XSLT processor (Saxon)
> * XAE and Docbook user's guides
This is great to have such a package - I have often wanted to try writing
docbook's but have not had the patience to setup my emacs to make it human
feasible :)
Well here are some "bug-reports":
- file:// urls is not working
It seems that you prefix every location with a file:/// (notice the
triple /'s. This fails under Linux as this will give a Url on the the
form file:////home/max/book/test.xml which should be
file:///home/max/book/test.xml ....e.g. there is one / to many (4 instead
of the correct 3)
I guess it because Windows have another opinion on how to parse file
names :)
The problem is visible when you try to process or show the document. The
java-process states the following error:
apply_assoc_stylesheet file:////home/max/book/test.xml
/home/max/book/test.html
> java.net.UnknownHostException: home
Command aborted.
I've corrected the bug by removing the extra / in your elisp files.
Notices that this also affect the templates which also include file-urls.
I hope this makes sense :)
Great job - expect me to be a heavy-user :)
Max R. Andersen ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
