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#!/bin/bash

# To "install" this release, execute this INSTALL file by running
# the following command:
#
#   sh INSTALL
#
# That creates a 'catalog.xml' file in the current directory and
# generates some further instructions.

# code starts here
if [ ! "$(xmlcatalog)" ]; then
  cat <<- EOF

$0: Error: Failed to find 'xmcatalog' command. Stopping.

You must have libxml2 and its associated 'xmlcatalog' utility
on your system in order to create and use an XML catalog for this
release. For more information about libxml2, see:

  http://xmlsoft.org/
EOF
  exit 1
fi

CATALOG=catalog.xml
URI=http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/
DIR=`pwd`
rm -f $CATALOG
xmlcatalog --noout --create $CATALOG || exit 1
xmlcatalog --noout --add rewriteURI $URI $DIR/ $CATALOG || exit 1
xmlcatalog --noout --add rewriteSystem $URI $DIR/ $CATALOG || exit 1
xmlcatalog --noout --add delegateURI $URI $DIR/$CATALOG $DIR/$CATALOG || exit 1
xmlcatalog --noout --add delegateSystem $URI $DIR/$CATALOG $DIR/$CATALOG || exit 1

if [ -n "$XML_CATALOG_FILES" ]; then
  # if $XML_CATALOG_FILES already contains the filename for the
  # catalog we are creating, remove that filename
  if [ "$XML_CATALOG_FILES"//$DIR\/$CATALOG// != "$XML_CATALOG_FILES" ]; then
    export XML_CATALOG_FILES="`echo $XML_CATALOG_FILES | sed "s#$DIR/$CATALOG *##"`";
  fi
else
  XML_CATALOG_FILES=/etc/xml/catalog
fi

JAVA_CATALOGS=`echo $XML_CATALOG_FILES | tr " " ";"`

cat <<- EOF

 1. Now edit either your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.cshrc file so it
    sets the XML_CATALOG_FILES environment variable to include
    $DIR/$CATALOG as its first item; example:

      # set XML_CATALOG_FILES for bash/ksh shell
      export XML_CATALOG_FILES="$DIR/$CATALOG $XML_CATALOG_FILES"

    IMPORTANT: Separate filenames in XML_CATALOG_FILES with spaces

 2. If you have a CatalogManager.properties file, change the
    "catalogs=" line in that file to something like:

      catalogs=$DIR/$CATALOG;$JAVA_CATALOGS

    IMPORTANT: In that file, separate filenames with a SEMICOLON.
    Also, make sure that your Java CLASSPATH contains the pathname
    to the _directory_ containing CatalogManager.properties file.

 3. If you're using a stylesheet customization layer, make sure
    that it references the canonical URI for the DocBook
    stylesheets; for example, use an xsl:import like this:

      <xsl:import href="${URI}html/chunk.xsl"/>
EOF