[XML-SIG] Replacing a Java tool-chain with 4Suite?

[Uche Ogbuji]

> On Wed, Jan 15, 2003 at 08:15:22AM -0700, Uche Ogbuji wrote:
> > Docbook DTD as it is with xmlproc.  Since Norm mostly tests with Java parsers, 
> > he wouldn't know of a problem if they didn't report them.
> 
>   lot of people also use xsltproc for DocBook processing, and the
> libxml2 DTD parsing code check well formedness exactly per the spec
>   xmllint --valid --noout doc/test.xml 
> 
>  should detect if there is an error and where

Sure.  But my point is that he is getting an error message from *xmlproc*, 
which claims to support *validity* per the spec (not just well-formedness, 
which is not the issue here).  My suggestion was that Mike post the xmlproc 
error to the Docbook mailing list where it can be discussed whether it's a bug 
in xmlproc or in Docbook/XML.  It would be nice if he did this independently 
of what tools he eventually chose for his processing.


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