I'm wondering if I am doing something wrong. My job
would be a lot easier if I had a xsd file that worked
with an xsl and fo.xsl file for the resume and other
documents I want to create. Then when I encounter an
error I would know I typed something wrong in my xml
file.
I hear you can get schema from biztalk and oasis but I
went to those sites, performed searches and could not
find any resumes or other documents I might need.
I'm learning xsd and xslt so when I make a change to
SiegfriedXSD.xml I have to also change resume.xsd and
resume.xsl and resume-fo.xsl. That is tedious.
--- Berin Loritsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why do you feel you have to keep them synchronised.
>
> If you have a number of resumes that all conform to
> your resume.xsd markup, then they can all work
> through
> the same stylesheets.
No, I'm just trying to get the first one to work.
>If your stylesheets are
> written
> to accept the same markup, they can be used
> interchangeably for whatever your desired result is.
>
> That means that if you have the source files:
>
> * siegried.xml
> * roy.xml
>
> That conform to the "resume.xsd" schema (which does
> not have to be used at runtime BTW).
>
> Then both stylesheets below will be able to process
> both xml files above:
>
> * resume2xhtml.xsl
> * resume2fo.xsl
>
Yes but I have to write those files too!
> That means that you can have two outputs for every
> one
> input. If you had 20 resumes, you only have to keep
> the one source file for each managed, and the two
> stylesheets managed. Now, instead of having to
> manage
> 40 different files (1 PDF and 1 HTML for each
> person),
> you only have to manage 22 files.
>
> The trick is be smart about how you set things up.
>
> If there is some extra information that you want to
> show up for PDFs and not for HTML, then you design
> the resume2xhtml.xsl file to ignore the elements
> that
> you want ignored.
>
> --- Richard Heintze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Wow!
> > As a sample I'm trying to use cocoon for my
> resume.
> > To fully exploit cocoon/xml/xsl/fo and schemas I
> > have
> > to keep 5 files synchronized:
> > (1) siegfriedXSD.xml
> > (2) resume.xsd
> > (3) plain.xsl
> > (4) plain-fo.xsl
> > (5) siegfriedXSD-FO.xml (almost identical to
> > siegfriedXSD.xml).
> >
> > Whew! that is a lot of work. Is there not some
> tool
> > that will help?
> >
> > Siegfried
> >
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