New BIG BIG Problem

[arnaudmrs13]

i have finish my docbook with Windows to explain a unix process to configure an apache server, well the result is great.

I had realized that all my listing program were copy from the original file et paste in the xml file, and i think that's the wrong way.

If I want to built another docbook, i do not win time because it's very long to copy and paste the config file of each program in xml..
Is it possible to insert the source with a command line like this in my xml file ?

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<commandlinsting>

              "call the file which contain my config like : call apache2.conf"

</commandlinsting>

or

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<commandlinsting>

              insert :c:/backup/serverDebian/etc/apache2/apache2.conf"

</commandlinsting>

thx

[arnaudmrs13]

i m following the http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/ExternalCode.html to insert an external code like this :

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<example><title>My program listing avec appel a la fonction fstab</title>

        <programlisting>

                <textobject>

                    <textdata  

                          fileref="N:/tree/etc/fstab" />

                   </textobject>

        </programlisting>

</example>-->

            

<example><title>My program listing avec appel a la fonction fstab</title>

           <programlisting>

                 <textobject>

                      <textdata  

                           fileref="http://127.0.0.1/tree/etc/fstab" />

                 </textobject>

           </programlisting>

</example>

i have an error message with Oxygen, and i htink that's a problem of configuration

SystemID: C:\Documents and Settings\arnaud\Bureau\docbook avec external code.xml
Description: Processing terminated by xsl:message at line 486

[sorin_ristache]

Hello,

As you can read in the section about including an external text file you have to set the stylesheet parameters use.extensions and textinsert.extension to 1 and activate the DocBook extensions for your processor. For example if you use Saxon 6.5 rename saxon653.jar.ext to saxon653.jar in [oXygen-install-folder]/frameworks/docbook/xsl/extensions and restart oXygen. After that you can include the external file with an element like:

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  <programlisting>

      <textobject>

          <textdata fileref="file:///N:/tree/etc/fstab" />

      </textobject>

  </programlisting>

Also you can include the file with XInclude by using the attribute parse="text" on the xi:include element. In this case you do not need to set any stylesheet parameter and you do not need the DocBook extension jar file.


Regards,
Sorin