J.D. Williams wrote: > > Does your "dirty trick" of adding the "0" to the name of the xxe file > (ala the DocBook customization example in your documentation) mean that > you can only have one specialization? > > In other words, does this xxe file, renamed "0syllabus.xxe" so that it > will be parsed ahead of the actual DITA.xxe, provide ALL of the > templates for XXE to use for creating new documents? So that XXE is > reading the info for all info types from this one file? > > If so, this means you could not have multiple specializations separate > from the normal DITA distribution, I think.
No, this just mean that one needs to think a little harder and do a little more work. I have renamed syllabus.xxe to 0syllabus.xxe because both dita.xxe and syllabus.xxe contain a configuration called "DITA". Excerpts of dita.xxe: ---------------- <?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1'?> <configuration name="DITA" xmlns="http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/schema/configuration"; xmlns:cfg="http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/schema/configuration"; ... ---------------- If the configuration contained in syllabus.xxe is not called "DITA" (but for example, something like "DITA (Syllabus)"), then there is no conflict at all and you don't need to use the "0" trick. However this also means more work in terms of configuration to get something that runs smoothly.
