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Subject: DOCBOOK: Docbook websites
Hi,
I'm not too thrilled about the website xsl
pages. I'd like to use the Docbook format. Usually web applications
consist of dynamic content and static content. I'd like to get the static
content in a docbook format (all in one place). As far as having too much
content in one place, I was thinking before (with my own format) to create
virtual sites, where links would point to different docbooks (or even
articles-this hasn't been completely thought out). However, the stylesheet
would be the same so the site would be consistent.
It is a matter of design... How much content would
go into one docbook xml file is important but it seems this would be an issue
anyway. For example having the W3C xml and SOAP specs in the same webpage
does't make too much sense and makes the page much larger. Why not have two
docbooks?
However, the links to different docbooks would be
hard-coded into something like the doc.header section.
Radical? What I've been doing so far is
parsing xml files on the fly with xalan/xerces and some Java classes and would
like to continue with this if the 'xml' is not very big. It doesn take a
lot more processing power, but publishing the content is a matter of
uploading a new xml document.
Just my 'slant' on things. If I get anything
up, I'll post something.
Thanks,
Roy
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