On 29.06.2004 17:18, Nick wrote:
<>I am trying to transform a TEI document into HTML and PDF documents using "native" XSL style sheets from http://www.tei-c.org/Stylesheets/teixsl.html <http://www.tei-c.org/>. These style sheets are composed of one main (teihtml.xsl) that uses <xsl:include> and <xsl:import> and a whole bunch of other XSL modules that handle all possible TEI tags.<>
<>Those style sheets work perfectly fine with a regular browser. At the point when I try to use the main style sheet within a pipeline all sorts of troubles occur. Originally, the XSLT transformer would generate empty output (without producing any errors). After I changed all the xsl:include and xsl:import statements in teihtml.xsl to use cocoon protocol (with href parameter)
No need for this.
the pipeline produced some kind of the result, namely <>XML file that is produced by the generator. This output contains no XML tags, some XSL tags that should not be there and without any HTML tags.<>
Sounds like anything does not match but is handled by built-in templates that just output text.
<>Can somebody help me with solving this problem or share the information about how to integrate existing TEI style sheets to be used with Cocoon 2.1.5?
For a specfic use case I had even the DocBook stylesheets running in Cocoon, so I guess it's not a problem of TEI and not of Cocoon in general. But you might have a look at the endorsed libs problem. Furthermore it would be interesting to know the xslt processor you use.
Joerg
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