website build. output directory problems.

[Dave Pawson <davep@dpawson.co.uk>]

Using ant.
Using website (most recent)

Structure:
root
    xml files here
    /upload


Problem.
I'm working from 'root' (in this example)

root> ant website
used to build the html.
My request to ant is to build into 'upload' directory
<arg line="-o upload/op.html "/>

My request to docbook stylesheets is
<toc page="ps.xml"   filename="index.html">

I.e. the first output file is in 'the current' directory (unspecified)


Somehow all this is being mixed up.
index.html has  ../upload/str/strategic.html   as the link

So it seems to be based around the current working directory (root in my 
example)

I don't want to splatter all the html files over the disk alongside
the xml files.

Any help appreciated please.


tia DaveP


layout file and ant build.xml file below



Question - is
<xsl:param name="base.dir" select="''"></xsl:param>
relevant to this?





0. layout file
  <toc page="ps.xml"   filename="index.html">
     <tocentry page="strategic.xml" dir="str" filename="strategic.html" 
tocskip='0'>
       <tocentry page="strat1.xml"  filename="strat1.html" tockskip='0'/>
       <tocentry page="strat2.xml" filename="strat2.html" tockskip='0'/>
     </tocentry>
     <tocentry page="operational.xml" dir="op" 
filename="operational.html" tocskip='0'>
       <tocentry page="op1.xml" filename="op1.html" tockskip='0'/>
       <tocentry page="op2.xml" filename="op2.html" tockskip='0'/>
     </tocentry>
     <tocentry page="otherinfo.xml" dir="other" 
filename="otherinfo.html" tocskip='0'>
       <tocentry page="other1.xml" filename='other1.html' tocskip="0"/>
       <!-- Now add your other 'info' xml pages in here. -->
     </tocentry>
   </toc>






1. Ant script in question
  <echo message="Website, second stage processing " />
	<java classname="${xslt.processor.class}"
	      fork="yes"
	      dir="${in.dir}"
	      failonerror="true">
	    <classpath refid="xslt.processor.classpath" />

      <arg line="-o upload/op.html "/>
      <arg line="-x org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader"/>
      <arg line="-y org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader"/>
      <arg line="-r org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.CatalogResolver"/>
      <arg line="${in.dir}/${website.infile} ${website.stylesheet} 
${param.args.post}" />
        	</java>
     </target>

regards

-- 
Dave Pawson
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