Hi Jason,
First of all, what do you expect to happen by referencing to a schema from an xslt? XSLT (1.0) isn't
meant to care for DTD's and Schema's other that adding doctypes or namespaces.
Even the FileGenerator doesn't care for doctypes and schema references. If you want to verify your
xml, you will have to start a validating process explicitly.
There was a ValidatingTransformer available in the community, I believe.
Besides, the catalog system is only for DTD's and usually not used for locating schema's. It should
not be difficult to hook the catalog system to a URIResolver that is used for locating the schema's,
but you will have to dig in Java code..
HTH,
Geert
Jason Dusek wrote:
i would like to have cocoon look at a document like this:
<layout
xsi:schemaLocation="space://layout schema://layout"
xmlns="space://layout">
<data/>
</layout>
and finds its schema based on this catalog entry:
SYSTEM "schema://layout where/is/it/layout.xsd"
what i've done so far is write my own catalog, and reference it in the
cocoon catalog in context://WEB-INF/entities/
-- jsn's stuff --
CATALOG "/home/jsn/public_html/resources/catalogs/catalog"
but this doesn't work at all - when i try to reference the schema in
xslt, it just dumps all the text-nodes. where can i go for help on
this? i've been searching the net for 1.5+ days and basically get a lot
of specs.
--
_jason
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