RE: [docbook-apps] xincludes with Xerces 2.6.2

Sorry for not posting the error message - here goes:

"Error reported by XML parser: Elements from namespace
'http://www.w3.org/2003/XInclude', other than 'fallback', are not
allowed to be children of 'include' elements.  However, 'include' was
found."

I'll see if I can get around to testing with xmllint.

/claus

:: -----Original Message-----
:: From: Bob Stayton [mailto:]
:: Sent: 26. marts 2004 18:37
:: To: Claus Rasmussen; 
:: Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] xincludes with Xerces 2.6.2
:: 
:: When you say it doesn't work, what exactly happens? Is there an error
:: message?  Does it fail completely?
:: 
:: You might try processing the file with xmllint --xinclude if you have
:: access
:: to the libxml2 toolkit. That would tell you if it is a bug in the
Xerces
:: XInclude processor.
:: 
:: Bob Stayton
:: Sagehill Enterprises
:: DocBook Consulting
:: 
:: 
:: 
:: ----- Original Message -----
:: From: "Claus Rasmussen" <>
:: To: <>
:: Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 1:42 AM
:: Subject: RE: [docbook-apps] xincludes with Xerces 2.6.2
:: 
:: 
:: After being happy for a while, another related anomaly occurred:
:: 
:: I using xincludes in a docbook xml "article". I'm including
"section"s,
:: which in turn all include some raw text snippets (code listings). The
:: following works like a charm:
:: 
:: <article>
:: 
::   [..content..]
:: 
::   <section>
::     [..content..]
::     [..xinclude goes here..]
::   </section>
:: 
:: </article>
:: 
:: However, if there has been another xinclude before, I can not nest
the
:: xinclude in a section. So this doesn't work:
:: 
:: <article>
:: 
::   [..content..]
:: 
::   [..xinclude A goes here..]
:: 
::   <section>
::     [..content..]
::     [..xinclude B goes here..]
::   </section>
:: 
:: </article>
:: 
:: Whereas these two both work fine:
:: 
:: <article>
:: 
::   [..content..]
:: 
::   <section>
::     [..content..]
::     [..xinclude B goes here..]
::   </section>
:: 
:: </article>
:: 
:: <article>
:: 
::   [..content..]
:: 
::   [..xinclude A goes here..]
:: 
::   [..content..]
::   [..xinclude B goes here..]
:: 
:: </article>
:: 
:: Anyone experienced anything like this?
:: 
:: /claus