From 22da41812107ce4e249251d0035009baf5676392 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Packit Date: Sep 16 2020 09:27:51 +0000 Subject: Apply patch opensp-nodeids.patch patch_name: opensp-nodeids.patch present_in_specfile: true --- diff --git a/docsrc/releasenotes.xml b/docsrc/releasenotes.xml index 48a4a70..73ceeb7 100644 --- a/docsrc/releasenotes.xml +++ b/docsrc/releasenotes.xml @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ - + OpenSP 1.5.2 Release Notes @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ - OpenSP 1.5.2 Release Notes + OpenSP 1.5.2 Release Notes The OpenJade project provides a suite of tools and libraries for validating, processing and applying DSSSL (Document Style Semantics and @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ as Jade. can be used as a basis for either open source or commerical projects. The library can be built as either a dynamic or static library. - Applications of OpenSP + Applications of OpenSP The OpenSP library has been used in a number of projects. The World Wide Web consortium on-line HTML and XHTML validator is based on the OpenSP library. In addition to the OpenSP library a set of command line tools @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ SGML to XML to allow a library of SGML documents to be processed with XML tools. - Obtaining OpenSP + Obtaining OpenSP OpenSP is a project hosted at sourceforge.net and is available from the OpenJade web site at http://openjade.sourceforge.net or directly from the OpenJade project page at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openjade @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ the OpenJade project page at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openjade linkend="bindist"/> for information on how to obtain pre-compiled binary packages. - Supported Platforms + Supported Platforms OpenSP is intended to be as portable as possible. It should be possible to compile and build on most contemporary UNIX type platforms. In addition OpenSP should also build on Microsoft's Win32 based operating @@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ i386 and ia64, Alpha AXP, Sparc, PPC and S/390. openjade-devel@lists.sourceforge.net, including any diffs/patches you have used. - Building OpenSP from Source + Building OpenSP from Source OpenSP requires 20Mb to 50Mb of disk space to build. An installation will require around 10Mb to 20Mb depending on architecture. @@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ distributions as well as FreeBSD. Expect pre-compiled and packaged versions of the latest version of OpenSP to be available from your distributor in due course. - Installation + Installation In addition to the OpenSP executables and libraries you will also need various DTDs and declaration files. Some DTDs and associated files (entity definitions) are available in the pubtext @@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ versions may be available from other sources. recommended that you set up and use such a catalog system. - Support + Support If, after reading the documentation, you still have a problem, then you may require some additional help. The OpenJade project is a volunteer effort and as such does not provide any formal support. Instead, you should @@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ searchable. It is always worth searching for your problem first, as it is often the case that someone has had the same problem before. - Version 1.5.2 + Version 1.5.2 Released December 2005. The release contains a number of enhancements together with support for version 4.0 of the GNU C++ compiler. @@ -418,7 +418,7 @@ Turkish translation. - Version 1.5.1 + Version 1.5.1 Released October 2003. The release contains a number of new features together with support for version 3.3 for the GNU C++ compiler. @@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ compiler support - Version 1.5 + Version 1.5 Released November 2002. In addition to many new features this version also supports the latest GNU C++ compiler: gcc 3.2 at the time of writing. @@ -976,7 +976,7 @@ characters and supports the full UTF-16 range 0x000000-0x10ffff - + Version 1.4 Released February 2000 Version 1.4 added many improvements. Changes @@ -1023,7 +1023,7 @@ manager. - Version 1.3.4 + Version 1.3.4 Released October 1999 The second release from the OpenJade project. This version was distributed as part of OpenJade 1.3 @@ -1040,7 +1040,7 @@ Added the Entity classes to the public interface of the library/DLL. - Version 1.3.3 + Version 1.3.3 The first release from the OpenJade project diff --git a/docsrc/releasenotes.xml.nodeids b/docsrc/releasenotes.xml.nodeids new file mode 100644 index 0000000..48a4a70 --- /dev/null +++ b/docsrc/releasenotes.xml.nodeids @@ -0,0 +1,1047 @@ + + + + + OpenSP 1.5.2 + Release Notes + OpenJade Project + Release 1.5.2 + September 2005 + + 2002 + 2003 + 2005 + OpenJade Project + + + + OpenSP 1.5.2 Release Notes + + The OpenJade project provides a suite of tools and libraries for +validating, processing and applying DSSSL (Document Style Semantics and +Specification Language) style sheets to SGML and XML documents. + OpenJade is a project undertaken by the community to maintain and +extend James Clark's Jade, as well as the related SP suite of SGML/XML +processing tools. OpenJade and OpenSP are distributed under the same license +as Jade. + OpenSP is written in C++ and provides a class library, libosp, which +can be used as a basis for either open source or commerical projects. The +library can be built as either a dynamic or static library. + + Applications of OpenSP + The OpenSP library has been used in a number of projects. The +World Wide Web consortium on-line HTML and XHTML validator is based on the +OpenSP library. In addition to the OpenSP library a set of command line tools +are provided to support the validation and transformation of SGML files. In +particular onsgmls can validate both XML and SGML documents +held on a local file system or accessed remotely via a web server using the +HTTP protocol with standard URI notation; osx will convert +SGML to XML to allow a library of SGML documents to be processed with XML +tools. + + + Obtaining OpenSP + OpenSP is a project hosted at sourceforge.net and is available +from the OpenJade web site at http://openjade.sourceforge.net or directly from +the OpenJade project page at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openjade + OpenSP is provided in source code form. However, see for information on how to obtain pre-compiled +binary packages. + + Supported Platforms + OpenSP is intended to be as portable as possible. It should be +possible to compile and build on most contemporary UNIX type platforms. In +addition OpenSP should also build on Microsoft's Win32 based operating +systems. + + OpenSP is known to compile with both the GNU gcc c++ compiler and +Microsoft Visual C++. Other compilers have not been extensively tested. + OpenSP 1.5.2 should build with the GNU gcc c++ compiler from +version 2.95 up to version 4.0. + OpenSP has been built on a number of architectures including Intel +i386 and ia64, Alpha AXP, Sparc, PPC and S/390. + The following table details known successful builds + Platforms on which OpenSP +1.5 is known to build + + + + + + + + Arch. + OS + Compiler + Notes + + + + + alpha + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + arm + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + hppa + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + i386 + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + Red Hat Linux 7.3 + Red Hat gcc 2.96 + + + + Red Hat Linux 7.3 + GNU gcc 3.2 + + + + SuSE Linux 8.1 + GNU gcc 3.2 + + + + ia64 + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + m68k + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + mips, mipsel + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + powerpc + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + s390 + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + sparc + Debian 3.1 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + sparc + Solaris 8/SunOS 5.8 + GNU gcc 4.0 + + + + +
+ Please report any successful builds not mentioned above to +openjade-devel@lists.sourceforge.net, including any +diffs/patches you have used. + + Building OpenSP from Source + OpenSP requires 20Mb to 50Mb of disk space to build. An +installation will require around 10Mb to 20Mb depending on +architecture. + On UNIX platforms, OpenSP makes use of the GNU software +configuration tools (autoconf, libtool, automake etc). The GNU C++ compiler +and make utility should also be used. The steps required to build the OpenSP +tools (onsgmls, osgmlnorm, +ospam, ospcat, +ospent, osx) and libraries are as +follows: +gzip -d OpenSP-1.5.2.tar.gz | tar xvf - +cd OpenSP-1.5.2 +./configure +make You may need to switch to the super user +root to complete the installation +make install +The configure script supports many options. These +can be displayed using the command +./configure --help +In addition to the standard options, the following table describes options +specific to OpenSP. + OpenSP specific configure +options + + + + + + + Option + Default + Explanation + + + + + + No http support + Include support for http. This allows the OpenSP tools to +be used to validate or process SGML or XML documents directly from the World +Wide Web. Example: onsgmls -s http://www.example.com + + + + Not enabled + Provide one or more default catalog files or sysids, e.g. +/usr/local/lib/sgml/catalog + + + + Not enabled + Provide a default value for +SGML_SEARCH_PATH + + + + Not enabled + Include support for XML Formatted Messages + + + + Enabled + Do not build docs (man pages and release notes) + + + + Enabled + Do not include support for DTDDECL + + + +
+ Please refer to the system documentation for details on building +on the Win32 platform. + + Binary Distributions + In addition to binary packages availble from the project, OpenSP +has been a part of many software distributions, including the major Linux +distributions as well as FreeBSD. Expect pre-compiled and packaged versions of +the latest version of OpenSP to be available from your distributor in due +course. + + Installation + In addition to the OpenSP executables and libraries you will also +need various DTDs and declaration files. Some DTDs and associated files +(entity definitions) are available in the pubtext +directory of the distribution. However, more authoritative sources should be +referenced to ensure that up-to-date versions are used. If you wish to process +XML files, then suitable SGML declarations for valid XML documents should be +used. Again, a sample set of declarations (xml.dcl) is +provided in the pubtext, but more complete or recent +versions may be available from other sources. + OpenSP supports the standard SGML catalog facility; it is +recommended that you set up and use such a catalog system. + + + Support + If, after reading the documentation, you still have a problem, +then you may require some additional help. The OpenJade project is a volunteer +effort and as such does not provide any formal support. Instead, you should +look to the community for support. Once part of the community, you, in turn, +will be able to play your part in helping those that come after you. Here are +some pointers to obtaining help: + + + + If you obtained your OpenSP distribution in binary form from +your operating system distributor and you have a build related problem - such +as onsgmls crashing, then your first port of call should be +your distributor. + + + + If you have a problem with the usage of the OpenSP tools, then +you should try the openjade-users mailing list, see +http://sf.net/projects/openjade/ for details. + + + + If you have a patch or bug fix for OpenJade, or are trying to +use the OpenSP API then the openjade-devel mailing list is the appropriate +forum. + + + + + Please choose only one mailing list to post to, as cross-posting +is generally frowned upon. The various mailing lists are archived and +searchable. It is always worth searching for your problem first, as it is +often the case that someone has had the same problem before. + + + Version 1.5.2 + Released December 2005. + The release contains a number of enhancements together with +support for version 4.0 of the GNU C++ compiler. + + The following table details the major improvements in OpenSP +1.5.2 + Changes for release +1.5.2 + + + + + + Item 1 + Added doc building and config option + + + + + Contributors + Terje Bless, Neil Roeth + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + Enable creation of release notes and man pages as +part of the standard build process. Added option --disable-doc-build; this +step requires several additional software packages, so a user who chooses not +to install those tools or otherwise has problems building the docs can skip +this step. + + + + + + + + + Item 2 + Updated local gettext + + + + + Contributor + Terje Bless + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + A local gettext is provided for those platforms + that have an old or broken gettext. This has been updated to + version 0.14.5. + + + + + + + + + Item 3 + Added config option to turn off DTDDECL support + + + + + Contributor + Neil Roeth + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + Added option --disable-dtddecl to disable DTDDECL +support. The combination of DTDDECL support and enabling a default catalog +and default SGML search path can cause poor performance. Using this option +allows you to use a default catalog and search path and still get good +performance if DTDDECL support is not needed. + + + + + + + + + Item 4 + Updated/added translations + + + + + Contributor + Karl Eichwalder + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + Updated German and French translations, added +Turkish translation. + + + +
+ + + Version 1.5.1 + Released October 2003. + The release contains a number of new features together with +support for version 3.3 for the GNU C++ compiler. + + The following table details the major improvements in OpenSP +1.5.1 + Changes for release +1.5.1 + + + + + + Item 1 + Runtime selection of message format + + + + + Contributor + Nick Kew + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + Enable run time selection of message format with +SP_MESSAGE_FORMAT environment variable. Value is one of +XML, NONE, +TRADITIONAL. + + + + + + + + + Item 2 + Support for HTTP redirection + + + + + Contributor + Nick Kew + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + When validating/parseing a document using http, +OpenSP will now follow any redirects headers/requests from the +server + + + + + + + + + Item 3 + Specification of http user agent header + + + + + Contributor + Nick Kew + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + The environment variable +SP_HTTP_USER_AGENT can be used to specify a UserAgent: +header. + + + + + + + + + Item 4 + Specification of http Accept: headers + + + + + Contributor + Nick Kew + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + The environment variable +SP_HTTP_ACCEPT can be used to specify Accept: +headers. + + + + + + + + + Item 5 + Enhancements to osx + + + + + Contributor + Jessica Perry Hekman + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + A number of enhancements have been made to the +osx tool: security fixes in the handling of output files; +addition of the "preserve case option". + + + + + + + + + Item 6 + Addition of a test suite + + + + + Contributor + Karl Eichwalder + + + Category + Enhancement + + + Description + A testing framework together with some initial +tests have been added. Currently there are 22 tests. 6 of which +fail. + + + + + + + + + Item 7 + Sundry build improvments + + + + + Contributor + Neil Roeth, Peter O'Gorman et al + + + Category + Enhancement/Fixes + + + Description + Support for Mac OS/X, Darwin has been improved. +Build infrastructure and localisation fixes and enhancements. Improved +compiler support + + + +
+ + + Version 1.5 + Released November 2002. + In addition to many new features this version also supports the +latest GNU C++ compiler: gcc 3.2 at the time of writing. + + The following table details the major improvements in OpenSP +1.5 + + Changes for release +1.5.1 + + + + + + Item 1 + "--restricted" option + + + + + Contributor + Liam Quinn + + + Category + Security Enhancement + + + Description + This new option restricts parsing of web based +documents to local files. This can be classed as a security fix and is +especially useful when using OpenSP within a CGI (Common Gateway Interface) +application on a web server. + + + + + + + + + Item 2 + UNIX on-line manual pages + + + + + Contributor + Ian Castle + + + Category + Documentation Bug + + + Description + on-line manual (man) pages for the commands +included in the OpenSP package are now available for UNIX +platforms + + + + + + + + + Item 3 + Upgrade GNU source configuration tools + + + + + Contributor + Various + + + Category + Software Bug + + + Description + If you wish to create the various autoconf files +then newer versions are required (autoconf 2.52 and later). As a result of the +upgrades more platforms are potentially supported. + + + + + + + + + Item 4 + "-x" option to osx and other +enhancements + + + + + Contributor + Jessica Hekman + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + The "-x" command line option enables SDATA entities +to be transformed into PIs or treated like normal entities (the +default). + + + + + + + + + Item 5 + New Translations + + + + + Contributors + Various + + + Category + Documentation Bug + + + Description + New and updated translations are available for +"ja", "fr", "de" and "sv" languages. + + + + + + + + + + Item 6 + Enhanced Message Handling + + + + + Contributor + Epremis Corporation (Peter Newcomb) + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + Improvement in message handling within the library. +This allows Windows (Win32) applications which make use of the OpenSP DLL to +include other DLLs which can also make use of the message handling +facility. + + + + + + + + + Item 7 + Error Messages formatted as XML + + + + + Contributor + Nick Kew + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + A build time option to allow error messages to be +output in XML format as opposed to plain old ASCII. Specify with the +./configure option --enable-xml-messages + + + + + + + + + Item 8 + New syntax for PI based architecture +declarations + + + + + Contributor + Epremis Corporation (Peter Newcomb) + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + Added support for the PI-based architecture using +declaration syntax defined by Amendment 1 to ISO/IEC 10744:1997 (HyTime). This +makes it possible to specify architectural support attributes when using +architectures with XML, and is generally simpler than the original syntax. See +http://www.ornl.gov/sgml/wg8/document/1985.htm for details. + + + + + + + + + Item 9 + Support name based virtual hosts when parsing a +URI + + + + + Contributor + Liam Quinn (and others) + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + Adds an HTTP/1.0 host header to HTTP requests. This +makes it possible to parse and fetch DTDs specified in SYSTEM identifiers when +the DTD resides on a name-based "Virutal Host". + + + + + + + + + Item 10 + 64 Bit Platform Support + + + + + Category + Software Enhancements + + + Description + Remove 32-bit assumptions so that 64 bit platforms +such as Alpha, IA64, UltraSparc are supported. + + + + + + + + + Item 11 + New output options: comment, omitted, tagomit, +attromit + + + + + Contributor + Robert Braddock + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + Support for new output options: this allows +comments and implied elements and/or attributes to be produced. + + + + + + + + + Item 12 + Enhanced Support for Annex K of ISO 8879 + + + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + More of Annex K is now supported. Common data +attributes can now be specified in external entity +declarations. + + + + + + + + + Item 13 + Support for GCC 3.2 + + + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + GCC 3.2 is now supported. + + + + + + + + + Item 14 + Enhance Unicode support + + + + + Category + Software Enhancement + + + Description + The multibyte version of OpenSP now uses 32 bit +characters and supports the full UTF-16 range 0x000000-0x10ffff + + + +
+ + + Version 1.4 + Released February 2000 + Version 1.4 added many improvements. Changes +included: + + + + Support for the koi8-r (RFC 1489) encoding. + + + + OpenSP now supports long (GNU Style) command line +options. + + + + OpenSP is internationalized + + + + New option -h or --help shows a list of all available options +with descriptions. + + + + New option -n and -x to see message numbers/relevant clauses +with messages. + + + + More of Annex K of ISO 8879 supported: SGML declarations on +subdocs, DATA declared value for attribures, DTD data entities and DTD +notations for doctypes, complete IMPLYDEF support, ENTITIES REF constraints, +URN parsing. Many new -w flags. + + + + DTDDECL support + + + + New spcat command line interface to the catalog +manager. + + + + Version 1.3.4 + Released October 1999 + The second release from the OpenJade project. This version was +distributed as part of OpenJade 1.3 + + + Changes in OpenJade 1.3.4 + + + + +Added the Entity classes to the public interface of the library/DLL. + + + + + + Version 1.3.3 + The first release from the OpenJade project + + +