Kenneth Johansson wrote: > The Document Type header is the same as you use. > I don't have any catalogs set up in my environment variables. > The bundled catalog is where it should be. > > The documents have recently been converted from Word using upcast and are > not indented, and all xml-code are basically in a single line. > > I have other documents that works fine. > > I'm attaching an example file.
XXE is not namespace-aware when the document is conforming to a DTD. You need to configure the tool used to convert Word documents to DocBook: [1] Not to add xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2003/XInclude"; to the root element of the document. [2] To add xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2003/XInclude"; to each generated xi:include element. Example: --- <xi:include href="file:///common/copyright.xml"></xi:include> --- needs to be replaced by: --- <xi:include href="file:///common/copyright.xml" xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2003/XInclude";></xi:include> --- The red icon displayed at the bottom left of XXE clearly indicated that there was a severe problem with your document and in such case, XXE is run in a lenient mode where some elements may loose their types. That's why, <programlisting>s temporarily lost their xml:space="preserve" attribute. (However, after fixing the document, without having to restart the editor, XXE automatically reverts to its normal, strictly typed, mode.)
