Strange problem

[Carlos Araya <el...@valinor.sjsu.edu>]

I'm trying to troubleshoot the following problem:

I have an xml document
(http://valinor.sjsu.edu/~elrond/xml-novel/Story3.xml)

with an xsl style sheet
(http://valinor.sjsu.edu/~elrond/xml-novel/novel-xslt.xsl)

When I try to view it through a cocoon enabled server (apache 1.3.12
running JServ 1.1) and view the source, Cocoon keeps changing the root
element on my doctype declaration to HTML, eventhough it respects the
public and system identifiers.

However, if I use xalan from the command line, it does not do it and
respects (or ignores if you want) the DTD altogether. 

Is it a cocoon problem (might have goofed the config, but have looked
anywhere), an XSL-t problem, or just a plain stupid XML error?

Thanks

Carlos


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Re: Strange problem

[Sven Kuenzler <sv...@tzi.de>]

Carlos Araya wrote:

> When I try to view it through a cocoon enabled server (apache 1.3.12
> running JServ 1.1) and view the source, Cocoon keeps changing the root
> element on my doctype declaration to HTML, eventhough it respects the
> public and system identifiers.
> 
> However, if I use xalan from the command line, it does not do it and
> respects (or ignores if you want) the DTD altogether.
> 
> Is it a cocoon problem (might have goofed the config, but have looked
> anywhere), an XSL-t problem, or just a plain stupid XML error?

You must tell Cocoon that you want a XSL transformation. Add the
following pi to Story3.xml

<?cocoon-process type="xslt"?>

and it should work.

HTH,
  Sven....