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Re: DOCBOOK: problems with XSL stylesheets

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Bob Stayton <>
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2000-10-03T18:31:15+00:00
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Re: DOCBOOK: problems with XSL stylesheets
The test files work for me in Xalan without errors
using your command, so I don't think the
problem is the stylesheets.  My setup is:

Caldera Linux 2.3
java version 1.2.2
Xerces-Java 1.1.3
Xalan-Java 1.2.D02
Docbook XSL 1.1.8
http access to Docbook XML DTD 3.1.7 at norm's site

What is your setup?

bobs
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> From: Carlos Araya <>
> 
> Good afternoon:
> 
> I'm using your XSL stylesheets for Docbook version 1.1.8 with Docbook XML
> version 3.1.7 in the samples direcotry of the stylesheets' distributions.
> 
> My XSLT processor is Apache XAlan.
> 
> Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
> 
> [elrond@valinor test]$ java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -in book.xml
> -xsl file
> :///usr/local/style/html/docbook.xsl -out book.html
> ========= Parsing file:/usr/local/style/html/docbook.xsl ==========
> Parse of file:/usr/local/style/html/docbook.xsl took 107802 milliseconds
> ========= Parsing file:/usr/local/style/test/book.xml ==========
> http://nwalsh.com/docbook/xml/3.1.7/docbookx.dtd; Line 21; Column 9
> XSL Error: Could not parse file:/usr/local/style/test/book.xml document!
> XSLT: Recursive reference "%dbnotn;". (Reference path:
> (top-level)-%dbhier;-%dbnotn;-%dbnotn;)
> Xalan: was not successful.
> XSLProcessor: done
> 
> 
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