Akagi K. wrote: > > I have a related query - we are working on DocBook 5, using the Maven > plugin to Eclipse. We build PDF and html from the files, but when we > open these files in XMLMIND, they are not recognized as docbook. The > display says that they are 'without stylesheet' and displays them as > plain xml files. (It does not provide the quasi WYSIWIG view, and shows > xinclude commands only, for example, and does not display the referent > file content.) > > Is there a way of getting XMLMIND to recognize docbook files created via > Maven as DocBook files? > > Would be grateful if you could help. > I will send you screenshots if the above is not fully explanatory. >
--> The problem you describe typically happens with DocBook 4 (not 5) file not starting with a <!DOCTYPE>. This problem has never been reported for DocBook 5 files. --> DocBook 5 files are detected using the following rules: --- <detect> <and> <rootElementNamespace>http://docbook.org/ns/docbook</rootElementNamespace> <not><rootElementLocalName>assembly</rootElementLocalName></not> <or> <rootElementAttribute localName="version" namespace="" value="5.0"/> <not><rootElementAttribute localName="version" namespace=""/></not> </or> </and> </detect> --- In plain English, this means: 1) The namespace of the root element of the file must be "http://docbook.org/ns/docbook";. 2) The local name of the root element of the file must not be "assembly". 3) The root element of the file must have a "version" attribute having a "5.0" value. Alternatively, it must not have a "version" attribute at all. Now, this being said, do not hesitate to send us a sample DocBook 5 file of yours and we'll quickly give you a precise diagnostic. -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
