Hi Eliot, If the catalog file is located directly on the local drive, relative references to it are interpreted as having the same protocol (which is the "file" protocol). I consider this to be correct. I understand that you would like relative references like this: "test.zip!/catalog.xml" to be expanded to absolute URLs having the protocol something like "zip:file" but this is not quite easy or correct to accomplish and would require some patches to the Xerces catalog resolver. What I tested and could be used as a workaround: Have the catalog file located directly inside the zip (or jar). For example in the catalogs list I referenced it like this:
zip:file:/D:/projects/eXml/samples/dita/flowers/concepts/test.zip!/catalog.xml
and it contained a relative reference like this:
<uri name="http://test/res/plugin/dita4publishers/net.sourceforge.dita4publishers.commo..." uri="personal.xsl"/>
which got solved also inside the same zip. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger http://www.oxygenxml.com On 11/14/2011 8:30 PM, Eliot Kimber wrote:
I'm trying to set up an entity resolution catalog that resolves to files in a jar file.
I can get it to work as expected if the URL to the jar is absolute, e.g.:
<uri name="rsuite:/res/plugin/dita4publishers/net.sourceforge.dita4publishers.com mon.xslt/xsl/lib/relpath_util.xsl"
uri="jar:file:///Users/ekimber/workspace/rsuite-dita-support-quickfix/java/l ib/dita4publishers-rsuite-plugin.jar!..."/>
However, a relative URL (relative to the catalog), does not work.
Is it possible for Oxygen to make a relative URL part of a jar: URN resolve relative to the catalog?
This is to support development of XSLTs that import modules that, when deployed into the RSuite CMS, will be referenced by an RSuite-specific URN. The catalog allows the XSLTs to be developed without having to swap different URNs in and out. I'm trying to set up a system whereby developers can get the jar with the included modules from Ivy and then, by using an invariant catalog, have the inclusions work.
I can't think of another way of doing it.
Thanks,
E.