Re: Re: [xsl] DocBook XSL - Many Thanks!

["gary cor" <stuff4gary@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Many Thanks for the Docbook help!..

I have it working now on XALAN and my DTD is local which makes it much 
quicker, yeppeee!

If you run XALAN and haven't checked out toot-o-matic yet I recommend you 
give it a try it.  It does a similar thing to those Docbook XSL files but 
its a bit more specialised, less complicated and even looks quite pretty 
already!

You have to register for the free tutorial and code but well worth it!..

http://www-105.ibm.com/developerworks/education.nsf/xml-onlinecourse-bytitle/01F99F6B8BE60C9486256A69005BD21C?OpenDocument

Doug Tidwell, also has an execellent book on XSLT with a chapter devoted to 
toot-o-matic

Regards DocBook itself I've found myself some golden rules for general style 
sheet design in fantastic article at -

http://nwalsh.com/docs/articles/dbdesign/

highly recommended if you haven't already read it!

Cheers

G.


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