Gav: > Ok, will take another look, but initially I assumed you wanted to use > DTDs as you declared them in your code, this is why it is failing as > It can not find the specified DTD.
Right, OK. I just declared them because, from looking at the sample sitemap.xmap file, I gathered that was the way you had to do it. > To my thinking, it was probably easier to create the DTD rather than > Go around removing all your references to it. > > You would need to declare your <status></status> element somewhere, > Either in a new DTD or add it to v20. > > I am not an expert in this, just throwing in what bit I know. Not > Sure if you can do all you are trying to just with xslt. OK, forget I mentioned DTDs. :-) There must be some way I can tell Cocoon/Forrest, via the sitemap.xmap file, that when a file called status.xml is requested, it should be passed transformed with a particular XSLT file into a document-v20 document, and from there, converted into either HTML or PDF, as would normally be done. Cocoon is quite complicated, though, and I haven't yet got my head around it. (Nor do I quite understand the relationship between Forrest and Cocoon...) -- Cameron McCormack ICQ: 26955922 cam (at) mcc.id.au MSN: cam (at) mcc.id.au http://mcc.id.au/ JBR: heycam (at) jabber.org
