Framemaker 7 seems to be a very interesting upgrade in terms of XML
support. Has anyone tested already importing / using docbook XML with
Framemaker (and off course publishing using Framemaker)
Thank you
Alex
Kevin Conder wrote:
Did you know there are several installation tutorials out there?
For Windows, there's this page:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hoenicka_markus/ntsgml.html
well, this is *SGML* for NT.
I am not interested (as most) in SGML, as I am using
Bob Stayton wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 08:57:44PM +0100, Alexander Schatten wrote:
This complete framework is SO complex to setup, I have never seen
something like this before, especially when there is no documentation
that explains the necessary steps in one document. currently I feel
Julien Letessier wrote:
le 14/01/02 17:02, Alexander Schatten écrivit:
the same here and in other similar projects: what I feel angry about is,
that many of these projects suffer on two things:
-- setup and installation
-- documentation
(snip)
It's in the works... I've created a self
Again: I did some extensive testing of different xsl stylesheet
versions, my conclusions considering PDF production are (html works
fine, btw):
always using apache fop 0.20.2:
docbook-xsl-1.47-experimental and docbook-xsl-1.48
does not work at all: [java] [ERROR]: property 'master-reference'
Julien Letessier wrote:
He Ho.
Already debated on the docbook-apps list.
I don't blame you -- I asked too.
some things were discussed, unfortunately nothing (I could find) that
solved the relevant problems.
The problem is that Fop is not XSL-1.0 conformant. Norman wrote a little
patch
Norman Walsh wrote:
The Guide doesn't describe any of the XSL tools. What do you find confusing
about the description of indexterms or indexes?
well, this may be part of the problem. I think there is a big demand in
docbook, but the problem is, that most user want to write their
I use ant build files for automatic publishing tasks which is _very_ useful.
ant has a built-in style task that invoces xalan to make xsl
transformations. it works with all xsl stylesheets I have written, but
does not work with N. Walshs docbook (html) stylesheets. (with no error
btw: the
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Alexander Schatten wrote:
Use XML version of DocBook and XSL stylesheets. They are able to create
index in a single pass without need for running separate support
programs (like collateindex.pl).
sorry for adding a question: I use the XSL stylesheets for HMTL
production
Do you have something like following in place where you want index to
appear?
index
titleMy superb index/title
/index
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
that was the (obvious) solution: nevertheless: unfortunately, this
index thing is described _very_ confusing in the Doc Book -
Definitive Guide
I dont know how frustrated others might be, but I am definitly. docbook
seems to be very promising, but makes so many problems in nearly each
detail.
I managed to produce html output, even with images, but try to make
printable (PDF) output.
(1) as I am used to xsl, I tried the way using the
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