2006/11/30, Jonathan Blake <blake.jon@xxxxxxxxx>:
On 11/29/06, Javier Fernandez-Sanguino <jfs@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > A few question that are not answered there. I added answers to your questions to the XML how-to.
¡Great! Thanks
> I believe automatic PDF generation of published books can now be > easily accomplished with the changes in the LaTeX XSL file as well as > the Makefiles I have crafted. As long as there is a system that > handles this automatically and deposits the files somewhere or pushes > them to the website. That would strike out one of the wishlists at > http://www.projectaon.org/en/Sanctum/WishList We'll have to investigate if we can set up a LaTeX system on our webserver.
Another option is to have a separate system download the XML files from its location, generate the PDF files and upload them to the website either to a "clearinghouse" (where some script checks they are "ok" [1] or somebody manually checks they are) or directly to their location. I could do so with a cron task at my system [2] but, in any case, the scripts used for (and requirements) PDF generation should be available at the CVS so that anybody could replicate the build structure [3] and replace such a system. Just my few cents Javier [1] As in size >0 and <MAX_PERMITED_SIZE, looks like a valid PDF file, finds some "keyword" in it, are GPG-signed or something else [2] But that depends trusting me, my system and my home network. I know some projects who do so (easy to find who if you Google me :) but PA needs not be one of them. [3] My system is disconected from the Internet on some occasions (typically because of I do it myself, sometimes -rarely- because of my ISP) ~~~~~~ Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon