Am Donnerstag, den 13.09.2007, 15:48 +0900 schrieb Michael(tm) Smith:
> Daniel Leidert <
daniel.leidert.spam@gmx.net>, 2007-09-11 02:24 +0200:
>
> > The Debian package for the saxon extensions is almost "ready" (I'm
> > currently asking for comments on related Debian lists) - my first Debian
> > Java package, yeah! Now I need some test cases to check, if everything
> > works as expected. So my question: Do you already have some
> > testcases/testfiles I could use?
>
> Only what's here:
>
>
https://docbook.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/docbook/trunk/testdocsOk. I now began to write my own testcase. Please check the attached
archive. I'm planning to include this example in the Debian package. The
result looks good.
I would like to improve the testdoc a bit by showing the DocBook XML
code and the output to the resulting HTML (and PDF) file. I tried one
possible solution in the example using the contents of
ex_listing_numbered.xml. Is there some way to make it easier, so I don't
need two entities? I know, I could also use the fileref attribute for
textdata.
> > BTW: The code in the Java files should be cleaned - there are many
> > unused imports. Shall I send this to the tracker or directly to Norman
> > or you?
>
> Probably best to file bugs for them with the SF tracker.
>
> > There are around 100 warnings, when compiling the source of the
> > saxon extension.
>
> Are those all mostly about imports, or about deprecated stuff? The
> unused imports are easy enough to fix.
Most are unused imports and unused variables. A few programming warnings
are included too. I attached the build-log.
CCing the -apps list for discussion of the example (@Bob: I sent you a
mail regarding the examples taken from your book) and/or java issues.
Please note, that the Makefile contains the classpath content for a
Debian system.
Regards, Daniel
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