Chuck, Oleg,
You may be interested in the modifications I have checked in to
conf/xml-lang.xml under the FOP_0-20-0_Alt-Design tag. These were
prompted by the changes to the handling of ISO 639 language tags in the
Errata, although these changes had been flagged some time ago.
I had been using the ISO 639-1 2-letter language codes, as is common
usage; e.g. in en_US. The spec has moved to the ISO 639-2 3-letter
codes. Unfortunately, there are two sets of 639-2 codes; the
terminology and the bibliographic sets, which have a number of
differences. The spec defines the terminology set as normative for XSL,
but allows for valid 639-2B and 639-1 codes, which are converted to 639-2T.
I have extended the language elements of xml-lang.xml to look like:
<!ELEMENT language EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST language
terminology ID #REQUIRED
bibliographic NCNAME #IMPLIED
iso639-1 NCNAME #IMPLIED
EnglishName CDATA #REQUIRED
FrenchName CDATA #REQUIRED
>
xml-lang.xsl is used to generate CountryLanguageScript.java, the class
against which all new CountryType, LanguageType and ScriptType
PropertyValues are validated.
Peter
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