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new problems with xt and passivetex...


I'm trying to typeset the following XML document (test.xml), compliant
with the Simplified DocBook XML V4.0.1, by using the latest DocBook XSL
stylesheets:

<!DOCTYPE article 
          PUBLIC "-//Norman Walsh//DTD Simplified DocBook XML V4.0.1//EN"
          "/usr/local/sgml/sdb401/sdocbook.dtd">
<article><title>Article Title</title>
<para>Paragraph.</para>

<para>Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. </para>
<para>Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. </para>
<para>Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. </para>
<para>Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. </para>
<para>Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. </para>
<para>Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. Bela. </para>

</article>

I run:

java com.jclark.xsl.sax.Driver test.xml /usr/local/sgml/dbx113/docbook/fo/docbook.xsl test.fo

and test.fo seems to be fine. My first question is : is there is any way
to have xt use the DTD catalog so I don't need to specify the full path
/usr/local/sgml/sdb401/sdocbook.dtd in the DTD declaration?

Then when I run

pdflatex "&pdfxmltex" test.fo

I get:

[...]

    </5:region-after> 
   </5:simple-page-master> 
  </5:layout-master-set>
Finish defining page masters

  <5:page-sequence  >

Start page sequence, using layout 
 first page master is [\Odd: ]
 odd page master is [\Odd: ]
 even page master is [\Odd: ]
! Missing \endcsname inserted.
<to be read again> 
                   \Odd: 
l.13 <fo:page-sequence>

? x
No pages of output.
Transcript written on test.log.

Any ideas? Should I try jadetex instead?

Thanks much,

-Arrigo 
--
Dr. Arrigo Benedetti                e-mail: arrigo@vision.caltech.edu
Caltech, MS 136-93	  			phone: (626) 395-3695
Pasadena, CA 91125	  			fax:   (626) 795-8649

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