- From: Jostein Austvik Jacobsen <josteinaj@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2015 09:02:10 +0200
- To: dvint@dvint.com
- Cc: x proc <xproc-dev@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CAOCxfQexdwWpQipBq4iGR8bfrFO=qRV563zB80FcOrv8TbZTLw@mail.gmail.com>
Hi Dan. The "catalog.xml"-file needs to be in the current working directory if I remember right. I would love to have an option to specify a location as well, both as a command line argument and as a setting in the profile file, so that I could run calabash from whatever directory I'm in. Best regards Jostein On 13 August 2015 at 23:44, <dvint@dvint.com> wrote: > I found this old blog from Norm > http://norman.walsh.name/2009/07/22/xmlCatalogsandXProc > > talking about using catalogs to resolve DTD locations, but I'm not > following it 100%. I see him creating a catalog and telling Calibash to > use a resolver, but where does the reference to say - here is the catalog > to use seems to be missing. Seems like maybe there is a default > name/location to put the catalog which might be why these details seem to > be missing? > > Also, do you know how to set these command line options up with oXygen or > how to configure it to use a config file as shown? > > Last question for those using Calibash in oXygen. Is there anything within > oXygen that would cause it to work just fine for the last couple of days, > but now look like it needs a catalog to work? I started setting up a > catalog to make an Ant script work with xmltask, and went back to what was > a working xproc step that processed a file and read several associated > files to make a new XML document. I just started getting the following > from oXygen: > > > C:\Users\dan.vint\Desktop\system\dtd\client\WorkdayDitabase.dtd (The > system cannot find the path specified) > Document has been marked not available: > > file:/C:/Users/dan.vint/Desktop/DITAsource/fr-fr-loc-v1-source-maptesting/dan1370796457536.xml > Document has been marked not available: > > file:/C:/Users/dan.vint/Desktop/DITAsource/fr-fr-loc-v1-source-maptesting/dan1370796457536.xml > > So the DTD error is coming from the topics being referenced into the main > file. And then I get the other messages as it tries to read the files > (paths are correct and files exist at those locations) but it is unable to > open the files to get the additional content. DTD files have never been in > a location directly accessible to the files I'm processing without some > sort of catalog to find them, so maybe validation got turned on? > > Any ideas? > ..dan > > > ..dan > > >
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