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| Some more Olink Issues |
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2007-10-12 13:21:20 |
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Dear Users,
I am having some issues with Olink.
- I created the targetdoc Ids for the required documents, DocumentA.pdf and DocumentB.pdf.
- I created the Master Database document and processed the XML with HTML DocBook.xsl stylesheet to generate the target data files.
- I
also created the output using my customized FO style sheet.
The link appears to have formed. The issue is the path is not showing up correctly. Instead of showing up as /home/XYZ/FolderName/DocumentB.pdf it is showing up as /home/FolderName/DocumentB.pdf - and there by giving a Page Not Found error.
I am thinking the error is in my Master Database file. I am attaching it here for a quick review. Would hugely appreciate if members can provide helpful pointers.
Sincerely,
GD
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE targetset
SYSTEM "/home/XYZ/Files/stylesheets/docbook-xsl-1.72.0/common/targetdatabase.dtd"
[
<!ENTITY FedTaxPactargets SYSTEM "/home/XYZ/FedTaxPac/FedTax.db">
<!ENTITY MasterGlossarytargets SYSTEM "/home/XYZ/MasterGlossary/MasterGlossary.db">
]>
<targetset>
<targetsetinfo>
Description of this target database document, which is for the examples in olink doc.
</targetsetinfo>;
<!-- Site map for generating relative paths between documents -->
<sitemap>
<dir name="home">
<dir name="XYZ">
<dir name="FedTaxPac">
<document targetdoc="FedTaxPack"
baseuri="/home/XYZ/FedTaxPac/FedTaxPac.xml">
&FedTaxPactargets;
</document>
</dir>
<dir name="MasterGlossary">
<document targetdoc="MasterGlossary"
baseuri="Master_Glossary_List.xml">
; &MasterGlossarytargets;
</document>
</dir>
</dir>
</dir>
</sitemap>
</targetset>
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GD
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| Re: Some more Olink Issues |
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2007-10-15 16:41:10 |
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Hi Maine,
I haven't had a chance to trace through your
example in detail, but I will mention a couple of things you can
try.
1. A sitemap is used in a target database to
generate *relative* paths between output files in different
output directories. In your case, one of your baseuri attributes is
specifying a full path. ; The baseuri should be the final pdf filename, not
the full path.
2. The baseuri files have a .xml
suffix. The baseuri in the target database for a PDF document should be
the .pdf output filename.
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 11:21
AM
Subject: [docbook-apps] Some more Olink
Issues
Dear Users,
I am having some issues with Olink.
- I created the targetdoc Ids for the required documents, DocumentA.pdf
and DocumentB.pdf.
- I created the Master Database document and processed the XML with HTML
DocBook.xsl stylesheet to generate the target data files.
- I also created the output using my customized FO style sheet.
The
link appears to have formed. The issue is the path is not showing up
correctly. Instead of showing up as /home/XYZ/FolderName/DocumentB.pdf it is
showing up as /home/FolderName/DocumentB.pdf
- and there by giving a Page Not Found error.
I am thinking the
error is in my Master Database file. I am attaching it here for a quick
review. Would hugely appreciate if members can provide helpful
pointers.
Sincerely,
GD
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<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE targetset
SYSTEM
"/home/XYZ/Files/stylesheets/docbook-xsl-1.72.0/common/targetdatabase.dtd"
[
<!ENTITY
FedTaxPactargets SYSTEM "/home/XYZ/FedTaxPac/FedTax.db">
<!ENTITY
MasterGlossarytargets SYSTEM
"/home/XYZ/MasterGlossary/MasterGlossary.db">
]>
<targetset>
<targetsetinfo>
Description of this target database document, which is for the examples in
olink doc.
</targetsetinfo>;
<!-- Site map for
generating relative paths between documents -->
<sitemap>
<dir
name="home">
<dir
name="XYZ">
<dir
name="FedTaxPac">
<document targetdoc="FedTaxPack"
baseuri="/home/XYZ/FedTaxPac/FedTaxPac.xml">
&FedTaxPactargets;
</document>
</dir>
<dir
name="MasterGlossary">
<document targetdoc="MasterGlossary"
baseuri="Master_Glossary_List.xml">
;
&MasterGlossarytargets;
</document>
</dir>
</dir>
</dir>
</sitemap>
</targetset>
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GD
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