Merging errata into RelaxNG Spec and Compatibility Guide #12
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…deliverables - adding pom.xml with Saxon XSL transformation (disabling HTML validation)
…cbook2html transformation with '-reformatted' suffix!
…bility into the full text
This was referenced Apr 17, 2021
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I have asked OASIS admins (Chet & Paul) and the former OASIS editors (James Clark & Makoto Murata) for the missing DocBook files. James will have a look! |
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Overview
I desired to read the latest RelaxNG spec including all errata. The usability of having an errata document aside seemed too low.
Therefore, I merged the changes manually in the original RelaxNG specification in DocBook and provided a command-line out-of-the-box XSL transformation.
Details of enhancement
Added the OASIS RelaxNG specification as DocBook with transformations taken from the ZIP of the OASIS email list.
Added an XSL transform environment to generate the RelaxNG specification from src/main/resources/xsl via command-line at project root calling:
mvn clean installRequires Maven and its requirements installed.
The deliverables are created within target/generated-resources/xml/xslt.
The tr.css and oasis.png files need to be copied from the root directory aside from generated output to receive the full visual experience!
NOTE: I have added the docbook XSL to allow reproduction of the created deliverables out-of-the-box without risk that the dependent XSL has changed and altered the output.