[docbook-apps] Profiling with Webhelp

2014-04-10 Thread Fritsch, Michael 
Hello,

I produce DocBook manuals in WebHelp and PDF format using an adapted 
docbkx-maven-plugin for generation which uses the XSLT templates in version 
1.76.1.
I have an customization layer for PDF and WebHelp generation.  Now I want to 
use profiling. With PDF everything is fine. I have my customized XSL file which 
imports profile-docbook.xsl.
Unfortunately, it does not work with WebHelp. I have my customization XSL file 
which , at the moment, imports the webhelp.xsl style sheet via

  xsl:import href=urn:docbkx:stylesheet/webhelp.xsl/

Now, I'm not sure which (and how) stylesheets I have to import for profiling. 
I've tried for example xsl:import 
href=urn:docbkx:stylesheet/xhtml/profile-chunk.xsl/
but this does not work.
So, can anyone tell me please which style sheets  I have to import and how the 
import statement has to look??

Regards,
Michael

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Re: [docbook-apps] Profiling with Webhelp

2014-04-10 Thread Jirka Kosek 
On 10.4.2014 9:54, Fritsch, Michael wrote:
 So, can anyone tell me please which style sheets  I have to import and how 
 the import statement has to look??

It might be possible copy content of webhelp.xsl into your stylesheets
and change imports here to use profiling. But it might be necessary to
adopt additional templates. I think the easiest is to use two pass
profiling -- ie. do first separate profiling step and then use normal
webhelp.

Jirka

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Re: [docbook-apps] Profiling with Webhelp

2014-04-10 Thread David Cramer 
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On 4/10/14, 8:13 AM, Jirka Kosek wrote:
 On 10.4.2014 9:54, Fritsch, Michael wrote:
 So, can anyone tell me please which style sheets  I have to
 import and how the import statement has to look??
 
 It might be possible copy content of webhelp.xsl into your
 stylesheets and change imports here to use profiling. But it might
 be necessary to adopt additional templates. I think the easiest is
 to use two pass profiling -- ie. do first separate profiling step
 and then use normal webhelp.

It should work like single pass profiling with chunking but you'll
need to modify profile-chunk.xsl so it imports webhelp.xsl instead of
docbook.xsl.

David


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