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Look at the Eclipse documentation to configure your editing tool. SML uses the public CVS Repository (dev.w3.org). You want to check out 2007/xml/sml.
sml-source.xml
: contains the main source for SML 1.1.
sml-if-source.xml
: contains the main source for SML IF 1.1.
*.xsd
: contains the XML Schema documents associated with SML and SMLF
IF
common.dtd
: contains values used by the files above. Modified this file if
you're going to publish a public version of the document on /TR.
namespace*.xhtml
: contains the namespace documents associated with SML and
SML IF.
*.rdf
: contains the list of current and previous participants in the
group.
xmlspec.dtd
: the DTD for xmlspec documents, avoid touching it.
extra/
: This directory is used during the building of the specification,
you can safely ignore it.
xsl/
: This directory contains various XSL files used during the
transformation
build/
: This directory is where the final documents are.
build/ns
: This directory is where the final namespace and schema documents
are.
tools/
: This directory contains various jar files used by ant. Don't
touch.
build.xml
: the ant file. Works well with ant 1.7 at least.
Most of the time, you will use the task "html
". It takes the sources and
produces the final documents (build/sml.html
and build/sml-if.html
). The
"main
" task does the same except that it updates the acknowledgments in the
process. The "clean
" task will remove all generated contents.
Note: you might see some warnings, generated by saxon, indicating you're applying XSLT 1.0 style sheets with an XSLT 2 engine. You can safely ignore those here.
The transformation goes through several stages:
sml-source.xml
and sml-if-source.xml
*.xsd
into their final form in build/ns/*.xsd
(add copyright
information, remove the use of common.dtd
, ...)sml-source.xml
and sml-if-source.xml
into XML files. It
applies xinclude and a few heuristic to determine some of the URIs.build/sml.html
and build/sml-if.html
).For an editors' copy: you want to check in sml-source.xml
,
sml-if-source.xml
, *.xsd
, build/sml.html
, and build/sml-if.html
.
For a publication: you want to check in sml-source.xml
, sml-if-source.xml
,
*.xsd
, and *.rdf
.
First, update common.dtd
. The following section should be
updated and UNcommented:
<!-- <!ENTITY draft.year "2007"> <!ENTITY draft.month "July"> <!ENTITY draft.mm "07"> <!ENTITY draft.day "4"> <!ENTITY draft.dd "04"> <!ENTITY status "wd"> -->
Then, use the task "publication
". This will create
build/sml-specification.zip
and build/sml-if-specification.zip
. Check the
trace of the ant process closely since the task applies several tests and may
tell you if something could need your attention. The zip files contains the
HTML documents, their XML versions, the namespace documents and the schema
documents. Note that a lot of tests are done on the documents, in particular
the pubrules checker. I
should take unzip in a temporary web location and have the pubrules checker
check that online document. The webmaster will run the pubrules checker in
any case and will refuse to publish until the problems have been fixed.