Dean,
Thanks for the batch files. Are you sure they handle the xinclude scenario I
listed? I tracked down the problem to xerces and the fact that it doesn't
like xml:id. I tried xerces 2.9.1 and it still seems to have the same
problem.
I ended up using XOM as proposed in
Mohammed Navas ck wrote:
Dear All
I am working on docbook integration into my application. In that I
have a file that include a entity file in a xsl file which is included
in another xsl file as follows
!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet [
!ENTITY % common.entities SYSTEM ../common/entities.ent
Marcel
OK - my mistake !
Yes the xpointer doesn't work too well with Saxon 6.5
Do you get any artifacts with the XOM tool?
Dean
In a message dated 6/15/2008 11:07:43 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dean,
Thanks for the batch files. Are you sure they handle
Marcel
One other question - does it handle profiling well?
Dean
In a message dated 6/15/2008 11:07:43 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dean,
Thanks for the batch files. Are you sure they handle the xinclude scenario I
listed? I tracked down the problem to xerces
I haven't tried profiling yet: next on the list :)
Other than that, setup seems stable but I haven't yet processed hugely
complex documents yet. XOM does seem a bit more picky on URI's than xerces,
but this was easily solved.
Regards,
Marcel
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DeanNelson wrote:
Marcel
One other
xpointer specification came never to a clear final status. XXE itself
uses an enhanced xp parser to handle xpointer and the only other tool I
know of that is able to handle xpointer to this extend is xmllint/xsltproc.
So I let xsltproc/xmllint do the job of preprocessing the main file for
Mohammed Navas ck wrote:
Mohammed Navas ck wrote:
Dear All
I am working on docbook integration into my application. In that I
have a file that include a entity file in a xsl file which is
included in another xsl file as follows
!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet [
!ENTITY % common.entities SYSTEM
-Original Message-
From: lowry123
Currently I have a TOC for the book, which lists only
Chapters, and then a
TOC for each Chapter which lists the sections. One thing I am
trying to do
is center the Table of Contents title for each TOC, instead of
left-justified.
You can add
-Original Message-
From: Colin Paul Adams
Georges == Georges Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Georges xpointer specification came never to a clear final
Georges status.
Oh yes it did. It's a recommendation.
Yes, it is.
But a source of confusion is the fact that
Given the following DocBook and stylesheet source, why does the XEP-
rendered
'date' component of the title precede the leader? Note that if I
replace the
two 'xsl:value-of's with literal text (as in Appendix A of Dave Pawson's
XSL-FO book), the leader separates them, as I intended.
DocBook
Hello all,
I'm making PDF output from a docbook xml source for an article, and am
currently experimenting with generating a toc for an appendix in that
article.
To that end, I inserted the following statements in a xsl-customization
layer:
xsl:param name=generate.toc \
appendix
Erik Leunissen wrote:
Hello all,
I'm making PDF output from a docbook xml source for an article, and am
currently experimenting with generating a toc for an appendix in that
article.
To that end, I inserted the following statements in a xsl-customization
layer:
xsl:param name=generate.toc \
Dave Pawson wrote:
Are you using the toc/ element in your source file?
No, I'm not.
Should I? It appears that it isn't always needed to do so since a toc
for the main article is generated automagically, without the source
having any reference to a toc/ element, provided that I remove any
Hi all,
I'm trying to define my custom profiling attributes from the command line
rather than from within a customization layer and having problems.
I've defined my custom attributes according to
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/AddProfileAtt.html and they function fine
when called via a
-Original Message-
From: Erik Leunissen
I'm making PDF output from a docbook xml source for an article, and am
currently experimenting with generating a toc for an appendix in that
article.
To that end, I inserted the following statements in a
xsl-customization
layer:
Mauritz Jeanson wrote:
I think you have to remove the line continuation characters. There should
only be whitespace between the entries.
I removed it, and that made a difference:
Now, when I include the parameter in the customization layer, it *does*
generate a TOC, but for the main
Hello
I am looking at moving my Docbook processing to XSLTPROC. During the
conversion I see these messages:
Using libxml 20632, libxslt 10123 and libexslt 813
xsltproc was compiled against libxml 20632, libxslt 10123 and libexslt 813
libxslt 10123 was compiled against libxml
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