Hi, Did Oxygen display a warning message about write permissions on the .framework file when you tried to edit the built-in document type? Do you run Oxygen on Windows? In Windows Vista and Windows 7 usually the C:\Program Files folder is read-only, the .framework file cannot be edited so Oxygen displays this warning message and creates a duplicate framework with the same settings and replaces automatically ${framework} and ${frameworkDir} with ${frameworks}/name_of_framework_folder, in your case ${frameworks}/docbook. This replace operation is necessary because the duplicate framework will be stored in the user options, not in a .framework file. Creating a duplicate framework is enough for you for fixing the error. The alternative is to edit the docbook5.framework file (or the docbook4.framework file), replace the ${frameworkDir} variable with ${framework} and use the built-in Docbook framework. This is the modification that we will include in the next maintenance build. Regards, Sorin Florent Georges wrote:
Sorin Ristache wrote:
Hi Sorin,
Thanks for your response.
highlight.xslthl.config=${framework}/xsl/highlighting/xslthl-config.xml Please edit the Docbook scenarios [...]
I did. Unfortunately, I still have the same problem. Just to be sure the file is correctly found, I added an xsl:message to fo/profile-docbook.xsl in order to output the value of the param:
${framework}/xsl/highlighting/xslthl-config.xml
See? It hasn't been expanded. If I change it to ${frameworkDir}, I get an error (which by the way says it has been generated by an xsl:message, but does not point to the coresponding stylesheet).
Finally, if I change it to ${frameworks}/docbook/, then everything looks fine now. So it seems there is something wrong with the expanding of the current framework dir (either as a URI or a path), but I am not blocked anymore. Thanks!
Regards,