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Diana> Do other countries besides the US celebrate a pranks/joke
Yes.
Diana> day like today, April 1? Or are we the only fools? ;-)
and yes. :-)
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:-)
Well you'd better hurry up and do it then. Not many hours left!
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dn't work
Bernhard> for me.
Well, there's an obvious typo on my part at the end - and one not so obvious. try
Paper.html.
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XSLTC?
Maybe, I don't know. All I know is it wasn't working until I emptied
by java endorsed lib, and put saxon 7 in there instead.
There is also a comment in the stylesheet that says it's a bug in
xalan that causes the error, and specifically mentions saxon is ok. It
doesn't men
tural and
Sylvain> consistent way to name the called pipeline. Wether this
Sylvain> translates to implementing SitemapModelComponent or not
Sylvain> is another story.
It seems highly unnatural to me, as it is a drain ra
continue to work
unchanged).
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>>>>> "Vadim" == Vadim Gritsenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Vadim> I would say this comment is not correct. Read "direct
Vadim> component or mount, re
unchanged without the serialize.
Vadim> I would say this comment is not correct. Read "direct
Vadim> component or mount, redirect, call".
I had to add act and match as well.
I suspect select might be legitimate too, but there ar
of examples of map:match having only map:mount
within. This seems to be right to me, but the two comments can then
not both be right.
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ous example has map:act as a component, but here it is not to be
considered a direct component. I am lost. Can anyone please explain?
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se cases. I
can't work out what the rules ought to be. They are certainly more
complex than the comments against these invalid cases suggest.
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ps. I had to loosen the data types of many attributes, as I had
overlooked {} substitutions.
I'll upload a patch later tonight, if I remember when i get home
(otherwise it will be tomorrow night).
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se classes
Well I guess I should have mentioned I was looking at the latest CVS sources.
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Yes, that's just the sort of thing I was thinking of.
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that i provided in the
David> abovementioned thread? It provides an Ant task for
David> build-time validation. Also Pete Royal followed up with
David> mention about validation of Configuration objects via
David>
>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Colin> I do not understand why the sitemap.xmap files use two
Colin> namespaces (the map: namespace and the global
Colin> namespace). Does anyone know, or is it just an accident?
y in the global
Piroumian> namespace?
The latter - it seems odd to me.
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I do not understand why the sitemap.xmap files use two namespaces (the
map: namespace and the global namespace). Does anyone know, or is it just an accident?
I think I shall experiment by adding a default namespace, to make the
two identical, and see if anything breaks.
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sitemap.dtd). Is there a way, or are you adding DOCTYPE declaration to
your sitemap.xmap files?
Anyway, I'm uploading a patch to bugzilla.
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#x27;m not sure what you mean by that. In any case, it does NOT validate
all existing sitemaps. I already have a DTD that DOES do just that,
but I have used some of the parameter entities in your version to make
it a bit clearer.
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amespace on the sitemap element?
Anyway, I'm hope to carry on with this work, if I knew what direction
it was supposed to go.
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For additi
ly invalid, in the
presence of views?
Again:
validates incorrectly. I think it will be much easier to express these
sort of restrictions in schematron than WXS or RelaxNG. DTD has no
chance.
In fact, nearly all of the invalid pipelines in lint are validated ok
by the DTD.
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Jeff> good to use it :)
Actually, I haven't created it from scratch. I've just brought the
existing one uptodate, as it was one of the todo items.
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use the resolver. So it can't read the external subset
and falls over.
David> Yes, now that we have a good draft DTD. We need to go
David> through it piece-by-piece and verify the required and
David> optional attributes of each.
I'm currently parameter
han the far more powerful XML
catalog format (the resolver supports both transparently). Has this
issue been discussed before (I can't find it in the archives)?
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>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "David" == David Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> How will we do that "sitemap validation during the build
David> process"? That sou
sitemap DTD to
David> generate an RNG grammar.
Well perhaps. But simplest (?) would be just to parse all sitemaps
with Xerces, with validation turned on (adding doctypes to point to
the dtd via the catalog, to all sitemaps),
>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "David" == David Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> How will we do that "sitemap validation during the build
David> process"? That sou
for
that to validate, I have to add a line:
or some such to the dtd. Is this reasonable?
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the id values simply be prefixed with an underscore? I assume code
needs changing.
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uthor
of sitebuilder, then I can finish in 5 minutes), I would suggest
immediately turning on validate of sitemaps in the build process
against the dtd, so as to ensure it's kept up to date. Then gradually
converting to using WXS.
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e use
of the id via IDREF type attributes. But sitebuilder uses integers for
it's id values, whereas type ID must start with an underscore or a
letter.
Could the owner of sitebuilder get in touch with me to discuss this,
so I can finish the DTD, please?
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e DTD into
David> action now and may speed its development.
While I shall submit a patch for this, along with an updated version
of the dtd, I note that if we were to use an xsd schema, we would not
need to do that, as an xsd:all group is just what we wa
f
David> map:pipeline Sorry, no time to investigate now. --David
Oops, I just checked against src/webapp directory tree. I see quite a
few more errors - I'll produce an updated version tomorrow along with
a set of patches to all existing sitemaps that need re-or
is mailing list as an attachment?
Since I'm not sure if that is allowed or not, I've put it on my web
site for comments:
http://www.colina.demon.co.uk/sitemap-v03.dtd
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rrors tags were different), so I haven't
provided
a patch as such. I'd prefer comment from the list first.
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volunteer to tackle it.
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that all
Vadim> samples have all the needed files/sitemaps/etc and
Vadim> providing patches if something is missing.
OK. I'll try and work it all out. I discovered today that most of the
dynamic XSL (as opposed to XSP) samples have similar problems. I
haven't worked out exa
m
not sure is why this is happening.
Is Python support supposed to be working in 2.1? Can anyone tell me
what lines to pursue to investigate this?
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