Re: [xml] libxml2 on a AIX 5.2

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 03:00:36PM -0400, Dario Villalón wrote:
> Daniel
> Sorry.  I am not a expert compile software on Unix, but I am not so
> ignorant.
> I send the total messages, but my answer was refered only to the last logs
> messages lines later of  aplication of "make test":

  Then really send only what is relevant.

> here write messages as:
>
> > Expand failed !
> > Relax-NG validity error : Did not expect element listitem there
> > ./test/relaxng/docbook_0.xml : failed to parse
> etc... (see below)

Your system probably lacks the DTDs for DocBook in the catalogs.
That test can be ignored/ if this is the case.

> ...
> ...
> ## Schemas regression tests
> ## Relax-NG regression tests
> docbook_0 result
> 0a1,6 > ./test/relaxng/docbook_0.xml:16: warning: failed to load external
> entity
>  "test/dtd/4.1.2/docbookx.dtd" > ]> > ^ > ./test/relaxng/docbook_0.xml:1864:
> par
> ser error : Entity 'copy' not defined > <sgmltag>&amp;copy;</sgmltag>
> &mdash; co
> pyright sign (&copy;) > ^
> ## Relax-NG streaming regression tests
> docbook_0 result
> 0a1 > Expand failed ! 1c1,33 < ./test/relaxng/docbook_0.xml validates --- >
> ./te
> st/relaxng/docbook_0.xml:16: warning: failed to load external entity
> "test/dtd/4
> .1.2/docbookx.dtd" > ]> > ^ > ./test/relaxng/docbook_0.xml:1864: parser
> error :
> Entity 'copy' not defined > <sgmltag>&amp;copy;</sgmltag> &mdash; copyright
> sign
>  (&copy;) > ^ > Relax-NG validity error : Did not expect text in element

  same thing... though I'm a bit surprized by the amounts of error raised as a
consequence.

> ./test/relax
> ng/docbook_0.xml : failed to parse


  So far the only errors are DocBook ones and I think related to the
lack of the DTD. It's the only point where the tests are not self-contained
(that and the new xstc tests).

Daniel

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