Subject: How to Process XML with Jade? From: "Jack Fitzpatrick" <jfitzpatrick@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 18:40:17 -0400 |
My SGML documents (actually "gray market" HTML) process just fine using Jade with the MIF backend. Thanks to all who made their fine work freely available to us newbies. However, now I'm attempting to achieve XML-compliance in order to take advantage of "well-formed" parsing, which I assume will be faster, cheaper. I laboriously edited my DTD to remove all of the tag minimization, inclusions, exclusions, etc., that were inherited from the HTML DTD, added the backslashes on my empty elements, etc., and can now insert the XML declaration (xml.dcl) and parse myfile.xml with: nsgmls -wxml xml.dcl myfile.xml I get a warning "SGML declaration was not implied", and I'm not sure what that means, but it works fine otherwise. But when I then apply my stylesheet and run Jade with: jade -wxml -tmif -dmyfile.dsl xml.dcl myfile.xml I get a storm of complaints on my screen which seem to indicate that my DSSSL stylesheet is _not_ XML-compliant. OK, so what do I do now? Seems I'm missing something fundamental, and Mr. Clark, in his wisdom, apparently leaves this as an exercise for the student. Jack Fitzpatrick ADP/Autosource Milwaukie, OR (503) 786-3114 DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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