docbook: Thread: Is there an online DocBook processor for checking and rendering DocBook XML?

The subject says it all.  Does anyone know of any such online (i.e.,
Web-based or email-based) DocBook processor?
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I think there is an email based one. It's a glimmer of a memory, but I 
believe someone setup an email processing system for SGML/DocBook. It 
was one or two links away from tldp author's resources.

Anyone?
Jim

On Thursday, October 17, 2002, at 08:18  AM, Francis Litterio wrote:

> The subject says it all.  Does anyone know of any such online (i.e.,
> Web-based or email-based) DocBook processor?
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On Oct 17,  9:53am, Jim Weller wrote:
> Subject: Re: Is there an online DocBook processor for checking and
renderi
> I think there is an email based one. It's a glimmer of a memory, but I
> believe someone setup an email processing system for SGML/DocBook. It
> was one or two links away from tldp author's resources.
>

http://www.tldp.org/authors/#resources

under "DocBook Environment & Processing". I'm not sure if it still
works or if it has been upgraded to work w/DocBook XML (works w/DocBook
SGML).

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On Thursday 17 October 2002 13:06, Greg Ferguson wrote:
> On Oct 17,  9:53am, Jim Weller wrote:
> > Subject: Re: Is there an online DocBook processor for checking and
>
> renderi
>
> > I think there is an email based one. It's a glimmer of a memory, but
> > I believe someone setup an email processing system for SGML/DocBook.
> > It was one or two links away from tldp author's resources.
>
> http://www.tldp.org/authors/#resources
>
> under "DocBook Environment & Processing". I'm not sure if it still
> works or if it has been upgraded to work w/DocBook XML (works w/DocBook
> SGML).

It's offline for the time being. I will have it back up in about a month. 
I have a machine on order to replace the server it was on, which is now 
dead.

Greg, you'd better note that on the web page.

Sorry for the inconvenience, and I should have told you this before. It 
just slipped my mind. Sorry,

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David Merrill ####@####.#### writes:

> It's offline for the time being. I will have it back up in about a month. 

> Sorry for the inconvenience, and I should have told you this before.

No problem.  I've got xsltproc working, so I can render my DocBook XML
into HTML when I need to preview it.
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