discuss: Re: Openoffice->Docbook : Integration into OpenOffice
Subject:
Re: Openoffice->Docbook : Integration into OpenOffice
From:
jdd ####@####.####
Date:
10 Jul 2002 17:11:34 -0000
Message-Id: <20020710170515.ABDA840E36@kraid.nerim.net>
for Eric : si tu as du mal à comprendre, je peux traduire
for the ldp : do you think it's worth to make this a full ldp project ?
for OOO : I can help in organisation for a ooo project, but I'm not a
programmer nor a docbook addict. In fact I would like to have this fllter in
ooo precisly to avoid making docbook :-(
Right now, I try to keep in touch the different parts (ldp, ooo...)
thanks
jdd
Le Mercredi 10 Juillet 2002 17:59, Michael Hayes a écrit :
>Hi Eric, Jean-Daniel,
>
>I'm part of the team that works on XMerge and we've been looking at the
>work you've been doing on transforming OpenOffice documents to docbook.
>XMerge has an XSLT plugin which allows you to specify one transform for
>export and one transform for import. We've also been working on a filter
>bridge to OpenOffice which basically allows you to access XMerge plugins
>from the "File|Save As" and "File|Open" menu in OpenOffice which is now
>ready (more or less).
>In other words, it will allow you to use XSLTs like regular filters in
>OpenOffice.
>
>We decided to try and turn your XSLT from OOo2SDBK into an XSLT plugin
>and had some really good results. We needed to make some modifications
>to the XSLTs, because XMerge requires you to process the xml in a single
>step, and yours is a two step process. Just out of interest, we were
>wondering why you decided to go with the two step process, creating the
>text:sections in the first step. Did you see a problem with using
>sections in the OpenOffice document. Anyway, apart from that it worked
>really well and we got good output.
>
>What's the situation with these transformations now - did they ever
>become an official ldp project, or are you just working on it by
>yourself. Would you be interested in making it an OpenOffice project
>instead if there isn't any interest from other areas?
>
>Let us know what you think,
>Mike.
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