Sam Steingold <> writes:
> > * Norman Walsh <> [2005-10-29 08:58:45 -0400]:
> >
> > [3] http://docbook.org/docs/howto/
>
> db4-upgrade.xsl appears to require that the input file contains a single
> element (or maybe this is a general XSL requirement?!):
It's an XML requirement. Well-formedness requires that each
document must have exactly one root element.
> $ xsltproc -o impext.xml5.cloak db4-upgrade.xsl impext.xml.cloak
> impext.xml.cloak:1734: parser error : Extra content at the end of the document
> <chapter id="ext-platform"><title>Platform Specific Extensions</title>
> ^
> unable to parse impext.xml.cloak
>
> impext.xml contains 2 chapters, and the error is reported at the start
> of the second one.
I guess you should probably split it up into separate files, one
for each chapter.
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