John L. Clark wrote: > When using an @extension rule in a CSS stylesheet file for a DocBook > configuration, the default table formatting (rowspans and the like, > implemented as a Java extension as well) no longer works. It would > appear that loading one extension somehow interferes with others that > have been previously loaded. > > Is there something that I need to do to allow multiple @extensions to > play nicely together?
Multiple @extensions are not supported (because of the invoke facility -- see http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/dev/ar01s08.html#d0e3945). The last one found while parsing a CSS style sheet wins. In order to solve your problem, the simplest thing to do is to derive your extension from the existing one. That is: --- import com.xmlmind.xmledit.styledview.StyledViewFactory; import com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.docbook.TableSupport; public class MyExtension extends TableSupport { public MyExtension(String[] args, StyledViewFactory styledViewFactory) { super(args, styledViewFactory); [...] } } --- In order to compile something like this, you'll need to add docbook.jar in your path (in addition to xxe.jar, xxe_app.jar, etc).
