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Re: Creating a website with the website.dtd


Hello  all,

Well you said to keep asking.....

Dave Pawson wrote:

At 14:05 17/11/2002, Gerrit Kuilder wrote:

Hello All,

I have spend the last three hours looking for what must be the best kept secret on the internet:

<grin/>You forgot to face South, spin 3 times whilst chanting !

That's standard procedure isn't it? especially on W2K, I saw THAT in the release notes...

What does the command look like for creating the sample website as it is provided with the webiste.dtd?

So I downloaded a java saxon (7.1) but I am still missing something:

Yep. Go back and download Saxon 6.5.2

Ok, That is downloading....

my command [1] fails: Fail: this stylesheet relies on the exists() extension function
Processing terminated by xsl:message at line 73.

[1] Sofar my command looks like: java -jar D:\saxonJ/saxon7.jar \website23\example\autolayout.xml \website23\xsl\chunk-tabular.xsl use.extensions=1

Another jar file needed. Its in the 'extensions' directory of wherever
you loaded website (\website23\extensions\saxon64.jar ?)

You also need some source document?

I am trying to reproduce the example that came with the website download (as mentioned above)
The source to use and the stylesheet are mentioned in the documentation
(see http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/website/example/buildext.html)

OK OK, it is the best kept secret.
 Its just that, well maybe I could explain it by...
  We just think that...
Oh shugar. Its not straightforward <chuckles/> OK>

Keep asking.

So far I guess my makewebsite.bat should look something like:
set CLASSPATH=D:\saxon6_5_2\saxon.jar;
*java com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet ** *\website23\example\autolayout.xml \website23\xsl\chunk-tabular.xsl output-root=../web/
*
So how do I add Norm's stuff?
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