Re: need XML documents with XSL scripts for testing

["John E. Simpson" <simpson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 01:20 PM 3/17/99 -0500, Didier PH Martin wrote:
>We are currently testing the SGML/XMLKit version 2.0. The main difference
>with version 1 is that now it can access and render documents from the web
>(HTTP protocol). We need some XML documents located on a web server with XSL
>or CSS associated style sheets to do some tests.

I've got one sort-of complete set of test files up so far:
	XML: http://www.flixml.org/flixml/detour_1.xml
	DTD: http://www.flixml.org/flixml/flixml_03.dtd
	XSL: http://www.flixml.org/flixml/flixml.xsl
	CSS: http://www.flixml.org/flixml/flixml_in_html.css

I've been processing this stuff with XT, converting the XML document into
HTML with the XSL file. The generated HTML file (at
http://www.flixml.org/flixml/detour_1.html) includes a <link> tag pointing
to the CSS file. There's nothing particularly exotic about any of this --
I'm still learning :) -- but I did have fun building in some IDs and IDREFs
and converting them to <a name...> and <a href...> tags, respectively.

(Note that validating parsers complain about one of the XML tags,
apparently because it's got an href attribute whose value is an entity -- a
URL -- declared in the external DTD subset.)

Will let you know as the set of XML docs gets built up. I've got two more
in the pipeline.

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