On 29.10.2011 11:59, Lars Vogel wrote:
> thanks. This also looks like a great solution. I think the suggestion from
> Robert is easier for my toolchain as I only have to change the customization
> layer and not have an additional step. But your suggestion is great as it
> shows options how to further influence the result.
>
> How to you separate the step XHTML and EPUB creation? I believe the epub
> XSLT stylesheets do this in one step?
I use Ant to manage build process. I have separate target for Kindle
which applies this fixing transformation on output of DocBook
stylesheets before ziping final epub file. Something like:
<target name="kindle">
... call normal DocBook epub stylesheet ..
<!-- Make fixes for Kindle in generated XHTML -->
<xslt style="kindleize.xsl" force="true" basedir="${out.dir}"
includes="*.xhtml" destdir="${out.dir}/kindle">
<factory name="net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl"/>
<classpath location="${saxon9.jar}"/>
</xslt>
<!-- Replace original XHTML files with "kindleized" ones -->
<copy todir="${out.dir}">
<fileset dir="${out.dir}/kindle"/>
<globmapper from="*.html" to="*.xhtml"/>
</copy>
<!-- Delete temporary "kindleized" files -->
<delete dir="${out.dir}/kindle"/>
<!-- Build final epub package -->
<zip destfile="${out}-kindle.epub"
basedir="ebook"
includes="mimetype"
compress="false"
/>
<zip destfile="${out}-kindle.epub"
basedir="ebook"
excludes="mimetype"
update="true"
compress="true"
keepcompression="true"
/>
</target>
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