On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 07:45:17AM +, Matt G. wrote:
Really, the linux tools (RPMs from say, redhat, Mandrake et. al) are
getting to the point where they provide a good environment for
docbook processing out of the box.
Thanks, but I'm not really interested in packages. To properly
Hi Markus,
I found your SGML site invaluable when I first started working with
DocBook. At that point you had not included the XML processor info for
Cygwin. (I ended up using xsltproc too :}).
Anyway I've just looked over those pages, and I've a small note and
question for you.
The note:
Really, the linux tools (RPMs from say, redhat, Mandrake et. al)
are getting to the point where they provide a good environment
for docbook processing out of the box.
Thanks, but I'm not really interested in packages. To properly
maintain an industrial-strength installation, it is
Robert,
Antenna-house are releasing a XSL-FO (Win32 only) processor these days..
See: http://www.antennahouse.com
Unfortunately the pricetag prevents its use in wider circles.
Jens
On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Robert Collins wrote:
Hi Markus,
I found your SGML site invaluable when I
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From: Jens Stavnstrup [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 8:19 PM
Subject: Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: SGML (and XML) for NT (was: Again: Apache
FOP,
Robert,
Antenna-house are releasing a XSL-FO (Win32 only) processor these
days..
See:
On Tue, Jan 15, 2002 at 01:42:59PM +0100, Anita Ross (EED) wrote:
I am a new user to DobBook. I am writing 6 related but
separate technical documents that will be rendered as HTML
and pdf. Each book will contain 5 to 10 chapters. In the
DocBook Help (Section 2.4), it explains that the docs
On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 09:10:00AM +, Matt G. wrote:
Then please don't complain about the complexity of the setup on
the application list.
I didn't. I have been *responding* to people who were complaining about the
complexity of setup. If I did, then I must be suffering from a
Matt G. wrote at 15 Jan 2002 11:58:20 +:
Sorry if the answer to this question is obvious or well-known, but I
recently discovered that I ought to be using the SGML character entities, if
I'm using DSSSL (yup, the 'ol X00E1 is not a function name error). Once I
That's an SGML
Carlos wrote:
Same thing happened to me. Norm looked at the document and realized that
it's not wellformed XML to begin with. Run it through a validating parser
and see what it tells you.
Dear Carlos, I checked my documents with Xerces-J version 2.0.0beta4,
and it says that they're well formed
Andrea Giuliano wrote:
$ java sax.Counter -v a.xml
a.xml: 2716 ms (10 elems, 0 attrs, 66 spaces, 107 chars)
$ java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process
-IN file:///home/giuliano/iccu/appunti/sparsi/a.xml
-XSL file:///usr/local/lib/docbook-xsl-1.48/fo/docbook.xsl
-OUT a.fo
(yup, the 'ol X00E1 is not a function name error)
We're just now having a similar problem when running nsgmls--getting it to
validate XML for use in the DSSSL tool chain. After reading and heeding all
the posts in archives about catalogs, AFAIK our catalogs are now correct,
but we're
Bob McIlvride wrote at 16 Jan 2002 09:46:15 -0500:
That's an SGML Declaration problem, not an entity problem.
See http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/dsssl/dssslgeneral.html#d70e45
You should use the SGML Declaration for XML (typically xml.dcl) when
processing XML using Jade or
Hi,
I use Xalan (xalan-j_2_2_D14) and the new 1.48 XSL stylesheets. Everything
works fine when I create one big HTML file, but when I want to use 'chunk'
for multiple output files or when I use htmlhelp.xsl, I get the following
error:
(Location of erro unknown)XSLT Error
Er, anyone else have this problem? When I have a code example, my white
space is flattened into one line by my XML editor (XMLMind). My how this
sucks! Kinda undermines the whole point of of a code snippet.
How are other people solving this problem? I suspect my only recourse is
to use an
Nick Bauman wrote:
Er, anyone else have this problem? When I have a code example, my white
space is flattened into one line by my XML editor (XMLMind). My how this
sucks! Kinda undermines the whole point of of a code snippet.
The are possibly two solutions:
1. You can configure your editor
If that's a transformer error, you'd be better off asking in the Xalan-user
list. I think the information on subscription is at xml.apache.org
Carlos
On 01/16/02 2:37, Arjan Huijzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I use Xalan (xalan-j_2_2_D14) and the new 1.48 XSL stylesheets. Everything
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Andrea Giuliano wrote:
$ java sax.Counter -v a.xml
a.xml: 2716 ms (10 elems, 0 attrs, 66 spaces, 107 chars)
$ java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process
-IN file:///home/giuliano/iccu/appunti/sparsi/a.xml
-XSL file:///usr/local/lib/docbook-xsl-1.48/fo/docbook.xsl
-OUT
Redirecting to docbook-apps since it seems more tools related.
I misunderstood the question in my previous response. I agree that a
utility like DocParse is good for a rough conversion into docbook. It's
especially useful if tables are involved. Another one I've heard of is
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Nick Bauman wrote:
Er, anyone else have this problem? When I have a code example, my
white space is flattened into one line by my XML editor (XMLMind). My
how this sucks! Kinda undermines the whole point of of a code snippet.
The are possibly two solutions:
1. You
I'm working with an example callout list for a program and find that IE. 5.1
for Mac doesn't display PNG graphics correctly (or at all). Is there a set
of gif numbers available? I know that the admonitions are, but not the
callout numbers
Carlos
PS: Using XSL stylesheets 1.48
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Carlos E.
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