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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: non-english XSL DocBook Stylesheet problems
Patrickd wrote: > I'm currently using the XSL DocBook Stylesheets to create > HTML documentation. > > Everything works fine in english. The problem is when I > try to generate my french documentation. Accentuated > caracters (é, è, à, ...) does'nt appears correctly > in .html generated files. > > Here a generated .html sample : > > Chapitre 1. Créer > Précédent   Suivant They are correct, but encoded in by UTF-8 encoding. It is strange, because HTML stylesheet by default uses iso-8859-1 (ISO Latin 1) encoding. Aren't you using XHTML version of stylesheet (stored in file xhtml/docbook.xsl). When generating XHTML, XSLT processor emits XML and XT in that case always uses UTF-8. This can be overcomed by using html/docbook.xsl stylesheet. > Future release (e.g. 1.34) generate me some special error (on win32 using > XT) > > java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException: {$encoding} > [Could not load class: sun.io.CharToByte{$encoding}] > > Anyone experiencing this kind of problems. XT does not support AVT in encoding specification. You should switch to some better XSLT processor - e.g. Saxon. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Jirka Kosek e-mail: jirka@kosek.cz http://www.kosek.cz
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