[Laszlo-dev] svn docs build error template "wrap-link" does not defined

[Benjamin Shine]

Sorry, here are some more details.

As of rev 1258, the reference will build again for the following  
platforms:
mac / jdk 1.4.2 NOT 1.5
linux / jdk 1.4.2 NOT 1.5
windows / jdk 1.4.2 NOT 1.5

The developer's guide will build ONLY on
mac / jdk 1.4.2 NOT 1.5
linux / jdk 1.4.2 NOT 1.5

For windows, I chased the build problem for the dev guide to an issue  
of xsl:import not liking cygwin/windows absolute paths to docbook xsl  
files.

To build the reference on one of the approved platforms:
Starting from a working svn-based build, svn up your vendor directory
to get docbook-xsl-1.65.1.
This should give you the complete docbook-xsl-1.65.1 tree, unpacked.

This ant target is invoked automatically in the  openlaszlo/trunk/ 
docs/src/build.xml -- it is the key to the fix to make the doc build  
work.

> +  <!--
> +      little tweak to refer to the location of docbook-xsl-1.65.1  
> relative to
> +      ${docbook-xsl} based on environment variables defined in  
> init task.
> +  -->
> +  <target name="fix-docbook-references" depends="init">
> +      <copy todir="xsl">
> +          <fileset dir="xsl" />
> +          <!-- copy the offending files from .xsl.proto to .xsl -->
> +          <globmapper from="*.xsl.proto" to="*.xsl"/>
> +          <!-- As we copy, replace the token @LZ_DOCBOOK_XSL_HOME@  
> with
> +              the installation-dependent value for ${docbook-xsl} -->
> +          <filterset>
> +            <filter token="LZ_DOCBOOK_XSL_HOME" value="${docbook- 
> xsl}" />
> +          </filterset>
> +      </copy>
> +  </target>
> +


On Aug 9, 2006, at 5:29 PM, togawa manabu wrote:

> thats a bad news.
> I'm trying to build japanese version of documentations.
> I added "wrap-link" blank template but the another error occurs.
>
> when is it going to fixed or how can I hand-tweak..
>
> thanks.
> togawa
>
> On 2006/08/10, at 8:48, Benjamin Shine wrote:
>
>> The doc target is broken; you can't build doc -- except for on a  
>> few machines which have been hand-tweaked to make the doc build work.
>