At 11:02 AM 10/10/2003, you wrote:
I have to maintain a local XSL stylesheet for DocBook. It defines
local rules and imports Norman Walsh's classic stylesheet for most of
the work.
The problem is that our local stylesheet is used on a network of many
different Unix machines, each installing Norman Walsh's stylesheet in
a different place....
The only solution I see is catalogs. Besides added complexity and yet
another XML beast to learn, it would force us to have a properly
managed catalog on each machine.
Is there a better way?
If each machine has a different xsl install, then surely they also
need an individual catalog?
Either they choose to use a common install, or they
update their catalogs themselves?
regards DaveP.
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