Vera S. wrote:
I have found the following problem:
1.*Book* with element *info* are considered _valid _when the *info*
element is in the same XML file with the *book* element.
2.*Book* with element *info* are considered _invalid_ when the *info*
element is in an included XML file.
I have attached sample DocBook 5 files for the OK and KO case.
Could you please take a look and check whether this is a bug in XMLmind
XML Editor?
No, this is not a bug. The error reported by XMLmind XML Editor is an
actual error.
Your KO/info.xml starts with:
---
<info>
<legalnotice>
...
---
The DocBook 5 namespace is missing. Hence your "info" element is not the
"info" element of DocBook 5.
If you modify KO/info.xml as follows, everything will work fine in
KO/docbook5-bookSample.xml.
---
<info version="5.0" xmlns="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook";>
<legalnotice>
...
---
Note that, according to the DocBook 5 grammar, element "info" may not be
the root element of a standalone document. That's why 1) you cannot use
XMLmind XML Editor to create a file like info.xml; 2) if you use XMLmind
XML Editor to edit a file like info.xml, it will report an error.
However, this should not prevent you from putting all your legal notices
in a separate file and then including this separate file.
Note that a facility like the Include tool is especially useful for
putting all kinds of reusable snippets in a single, valid, documented,
boilerplate file.
See tutorial (with screencast) "Inserting boilerplate content":
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_tutorial/insert_boilerplate/index.html
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