Re: [Hypercontent-users] Problem with setting up dtd definition

[Alex V. <av...@co...>]

Hi Philip,
	My first suggestion is to add the leading "/" on the dtd =
location:=20
"/dtd/docbook.dtd".  You can check the portal log for stack traces,=20
which are handy.  What version of uPortal are you running? A doctype=20
does not need to have any forms of output associated with it, and if=20
there is an error parsing the DTD or XML it should display the parsing=20=

error.  The root can be any element in your DTD.

The sitemap is optional - it's just a specific XML document type that=20
the system applies special processing to before it's included, which=20
you can use to set up templates for the site map or navigation=20
structures.  You can have none of them, one of them, or as many as you=20=

want.  You can use your own custom includes & xslt to set up navigation=20=

structures, in fact that was the only way prior to version 1.4.  The=20
navigation document type was specifically designed to make it easy to=20
do manual sorting of navigation elements in the drag & drop navigation=20=

editor, as well as move the logic of sorting and labeling navigation=20
elements out of XSL.  We actually use this document type to manage=20
pushed bookmarks channels at Columbia - it is displayed as a nested=20
list of bookmarks, which can be added, updated and re-ordered using the=20=

same navigation editor by non-technical users.

-Alex

On May 12, 2005, at 2:49 PM, Philip Rinehart wrote:

> I'm having a problem setting up the definition of a particular section=20=

> of my test website. I've specified the dtd I want to use, which is in=20=

> the repository, as well as the editor key. Here's what the line looks=20=

> like:
>
> =A0 <xml-doctype definition=3D"dtd/docbook.dtd" label=3D"First =
Section"=20
> path=3D"/*/index.xml" root=3D"body">
> =A0 =A0 <editor key=3D"xml"/>
> =A0 </xml-doctype>
>
> However, when I attempt to do anything to the index.xml file I end up=20=

> with the following error:
>
> Error performing changeEditor: PortalException has no ErrorID=20
> (org.jasig.portal.PortalException)
>
>
> It's not clear to me why this is happening. Should I be using a=20
> different root? does it have to have a transform associated with it?=20=

> Everything else makes sense to me, and I've been able to get resource=20=

> directories working without issue, etc.
>
> Also, does every hypercontent site need a sitemap, or can that be=20
> omitted?
>
> Philip
>
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