Hi Robert, Please see some answers below:
First, I'd like to have access to several different versions of the Docbook stylesheets (i.e.,: snapshot, latest-docbook, latest-docbook-ns). I guess I'm reaching the conclusion that the Oxygen ant script would not help me because i need to change the XSL references. At the same time, it's a good model, and I'm wondering if I should copy those extra XSL files (e AddImagesContentOpf.xsl, copy.xsl, images.xsl, removeImagesContentOpf.xsl ) into a folder of each Docbook XSL I will be using. (The image handling parts are the most important/difficult parts of making the epub file).
Do you have any thoughts about this?
You can modify the build file to your needs of course. For example you can add it as a parameter the path to the custom XSL file.
One other thing. You mention that the ant is running a profiling stylesheet. I've run two pass profiling before, but I'm not sure how Ant fits into this. Is the build script creating an xml output from a profiling XSL and using it as input for the final epub transformation?
Yes, exactly.
(I assume this output-from-profiing.xml file is temporary; is it deleted at some point, or is there a way to keep it so I can inspect it?
Yes, it gets deleted in the build file:
OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR/frameworks/docbook/xsl/epub/bin/build.xml
at the line:
<delete file="${xincluded-profiled.xml}"/>
Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger http://www.oxygenxml.com On 9/26/2011 7:31 PM, Robert Nagle wrote:
This raises two questions.
First, I'd like to have access to several different versions of the Docbook stylesheets (i.e.,: snapshot, latest-docbook, latest-docbook-ns). I guess I'm reaching the conclusion that the Oxygen ant script would not help me because i need to change the XSL references.
At the same time, it's a good model, and I'm wondering if I should copy those extra XSL files (e AddImagesContentOpf.xsl, copy.xsl, images.xsl, removeImagesContentOpf.xsl ) into a folder of each Docbook XSL I will be using. (The image handling parts are the most important/difficult parts of making the epub file).
Do you have any thoughts about this?
One other thing. You mention that the ant is running a profiling stylesheet. I've run two pass profiling before, but I'm not sure how Ant fits into this. Is the build script creating an xml output from a profiling XSL and using it as input for the final epub transformation?
(I assume this output-from-profiing.xml file is temporary; is it deleted at some point, or is there a way to keep it so I can inspect it?
Thanks.
Robert
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 7:23 AM, Radu Coravu<radu_coravu@sync.ro> wrote:
Hi Robert,
You should probably start by reading this forum post:
http://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/post19071.html?hilit=docbook%20epub#p19071
So right now there are two main XSLT steps when creating the EPUB output. First a Docbook profiling stylesheet is applied over the edited XML in order to obtain the filtered XML and then the filtered XML is transformed against the Docbook XSL to obtain the chunked HTML output.
Regards, Radu
Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger http://www.oxygenxml.com
On 9/26/2011 9:35 AM, Robert Nagle wrote:
I am trying to customize the ant-build script for docbook epub so that the customizations and the epub stylesheets are in my Windows user directories rather than in the system directories. for example I want to use the latest snapshot instead of the version which comes with Oxygen. Namely:
my snapshot of docbook xsl: I:\My Documents\1latest\docbook-xsl-snapshot xml/xsl source to be here: I:\My Documents\My Dropbox\xml build.xml file is currently here C:\Program Files (x86)\Oxygen XML Editor 13\frameworks\docbook\xsl\epub\bin
Could I still use this build.xml file in modified form? In which directory would be the best place to put the build.xml file?
Should I copy the AddImagesContentOpf.xsl, copy.xsl, images.xsl, removeImagesContentOpf.xsl into I:\My Documents\1latest\docbook-xsl-snapshot\epub ?
If I kept the build.xml file in my project directory I:\My Documents\My Dropbox\xml\ , which references would I need to fix? For example, I see
<xmlcatalog> <catalogpath> <pathelement location="../../../catalog.xml"/> </catalogpath> </xmlcatalog>
in the build.xml file. I'm not sure where this catalog.xml file ought to reside.
Finally in build.xml I see
<xslt in="${xmlFile}" out="${xincluded-profiled.xml}" style="../../profiling/profile.xsl" classpath="classpath"> <!--OXYGEN PATCH for EXM-19733--> <xmlcatalog> <catalogpath> <pathelement location="../../../catalog.xml"/> </catalogpath> </xmlcatalog> <sysproperty key="org.apache.xerces.xni.parser.XMLParserConfiguration" value="org.apache.xerces.parsers.XIncludeParserConfiguration"/> <param name="profile.arch" expression="${profile.arch}" if="profile.arch"/> <param name="profile.audience" expression="${profile.audience}" if="profile.audience"/> <param name="profile.condition" expression="${profile.condition}" if="profile.condition"/> <param name="profile.conformance" expression="${profile.conformance}" if="profile.conformance"/> <param name="profile.lang" expression="${profile.lang}" if="profile.lang"/> <param name="profile.os" expression="${profile.os}" if="profile.os"/> <param name="profile.revision" expression="${profile.revision}" if="profile.revision"/> <param name="profile.revisionflag" expression="${profile.revisionflag}" if="profile.revisionflag"/> <param name="profile.role" expression="${profile.role}" if="profile.role"/> <param name="profile.security" expression="${profile.security}" if="profile.security"/> <param name="profile.status" expression="${profile.status}" if="profile.status"/> <param name="profile.userlevel" expression="${profile.userlevel}" if="profile.userlevel"/> <param name="profile.vendor" expression="${profile.vendor}" if="profile.vendor"/> <param name="profile.wordsize" expression="${profile.wordsize}" if="profile.wordsize"/> <param name="profile.attribute" expression="${profile.attribute}" if="profile.attribute"/> <param name="profile.value" expression="${profile.value}" if="profile.value"/> </xslt>
I'm not sure what this is supposed to do. Isn't this stuff I can already control from my docbook xsl customization layer? Why is it mentioned here?
Thanks for your help.
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