Juan,
OK, now I am REALLY confused!
First I thought that DSSSL was a dying, gasping on the
beach dead fish, kind of standard since it isn't well supported,
etc. And XML/XSLM was the new and better way to go.
Now you throw in TEX stuff!!! Wowsers, is there any
other path you could recommend to
Matt,
If you want the benefits of DocBook with as little hassle as possible, then
get a good, DTD-aware XML editor. My suggestion is then to download the
HTML copy of _DocBook: The Definitive Guide_ (get it from docbook.org), and
keep it open in a browser. In my opinion, working that way is
Please clarify the tools...
1/13/02 9:56:00 AM, Alexander Schatten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my.xml -- my.fo using fo/docbook.xsl
I can do this using xsltproc.
my.fo -- my.fop using fo/fo-patch-for-fop.xsl (included w/1.48)
What tool do I use for this?
my.fop -- my.pdf using fop.
Hi,
Having now taken a file from
XML -- HTML via xsltproc
from
XML -- .fo via xsltproc
from
.fo -- .fop via xsltproc
and downloaded the fop.sh I try to run
fop.sh from the command line (CYGWIN),
and am told:
[: Doc: unknown operand
[: Doc: unknown operand
java not found
Reading the script I
Hi,
It seems like the XHTML DTD or the XSL is generating a couple of
misformed tags. Specifically the p/ and dl/ tags.
I am using xsmlproc with docbook-xsl-14.5 for my builds.
According to the W3C recommendations, (Appendix C),
the minimized form of the p/p container should be
p / with the
Hi,
OK, I am working along just fine, using
xsltproc I can get XML -- HTML just fine.
Using the same tool, I can get XML -- .fo
just fine. How do I go from .fo to some
sort of text format?
Thanks In Advance!
tim
Rday,
Errr, it's not a DocBook solution, but StarOffice can
take those files and use them just as is, or even make
them run faster and cleaner, it is available for M$ OSs,
as well as Linux and Solaris. It is free from Sun Microsystems,
www.sun.com/staroffice/
and is a far, far better tool than
Some questions:
First, I am still, despite the best efforts of a
couple of you, seemingly a clueless newbie...sigh
for that I apologize in advance...
I can't find out how to build the right DOCTYPE to
have xsltproc parse my little xml file. I created a
very simple one just to see if I could
