Re: DTD name retrieving
First question: what is the DTD name: the system
identifier (usually a file name or URL), the optional
public identifer, or the name of the document element?
The DTD name is the name of the DTD file, for
example: 'foo.dtd'. is it the system identifier ?
There is no standardized mechanism to get either the
system or the public identifier from within XSLT.
You'll have to pass it as a parameter, or use an
extension function. There isn't a standard Java API
method to retrieve them either.
I used the following solution but it isn't run with fop:
** foo.xsl *
?xml version=1.0 ?
xsl:stylesheet
xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
xmlns:msxsl=urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt
xmlns:utilitaires=urn:x-msxsl-script:mes-utilitaires
exclude-result-prefixes=msxsl utilitaires
version=1.0
msxsl:script
language=JScript
implements-prefix=utilitaires![CDATA[
function doctypeSystemID(domNodeList) {
var result = domNodeList.item(0).doctype.xml,
suffix_index, i, docURL,
docPath;
suffix_index = result.indexOf(.dtd\);
i = result.substring(0, suffix_index).lastIndexOf(\);
result = result.substring(i + 1, suffix_index + 4);
docURL = domNodeList.item(0).url;
docPath = docURL.substring(0, docURL.lastIndexOf(/) +
1);
result = docPath + result;
return ( result );
}
]]/msxsl:script
xsl:template match=/
htmlbody
h1Document source DTD :/h1
xsl:value-of select=utilitaires:doctypeSystemID(/) /
/body/html
/xsl:template
/xsl:stylesheet
Why do you think you need it? There are not much
use cases, and none in connection with generating
FO that I am aware of.
I need it because I build a technical document within I
must display it.
Thank you,
Marie
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