Dean,
Thanks for the batch files. Are you sure they handle the xinclude scenario I
listed? I tracked down the problem to xerces and the fact that it doesn't
like xml:id. I tried xerces 2.9.1 and it still seems to have the same
problem.
I ended up using XOM as proposed in
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Xinclude.html. I use the attached Python
function to render pdf (this allows the exact same script to run on both
Windows and Linux).
Regards,
Marcel
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DeanNelson wrote:
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> Marcel,
> These batch files assume a few things about directory structure - which is
> configurable if needed. Out of the box, they assume this:
>
> \doc\doctools - this has all of the tools as below in dirs
> dejavu-fonts-ttf-2.24
> docbook-xml-4.5
> docbook-xsl-1.74.0
> fop-0.94
> saxon6-5-5
> style
> tools
> xerces-2_9_1
>
> \doc\documentation\ - contains all of the projects in dirs
>
> You will also need to place the "doctools\tools" in your path
>
> Other than that - your on your own and will have to read though the batch
> files. To make a PDF you will need to use :
>
> makepdf myXmlFile myXslFile
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Dean Nelson
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