ave 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.
>
I broke down and went to the book store to get Michael
Kay's book on XSLT. I would suppose he got his example
from xml.apache.org somewhere.
I could not get the following examples to work:
http://xml.apache.org/xslt/java"/>
Doe these not work or was I doing something work?
I've been trying to make it work with schema and it
does not flag an error when I have a violation of the
schema in my XML file. I'm using Cocoon 1.8.2
--- Alexander Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> If somebody knows, I would be pleased to get a brief
> answer!
>
> Regards,
>
>
I've been reading about dates and time formats in
Professional XSL (Wrox Press) and XML Bible 2nd Ed
(Hungry Minds) by Harold.
I'm a little confused by the former because they talk
about calling Javascript functions inside the XPATH of
XSLT select statement on page 166: "Use the languages
attribu
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
I need to write up some detailed documentation on how
to install tomcat/jsp, apache soap, cocoon and jboss
with IIS/Win2000 for my ISP. I've presently installed
tomcat/jsp and cocoon on my notebook and I'm about to
tackle soap and jboss. The documentation on
*.apache.org has been less than clear a
