Using xml2rfc-xxe to generate the Feb 15 boilerplate?

[Philip Matthews]

Anyone have any suggestions for how I can use xml2rfc-xxe to generate
the necessary XML so that, when run through the on-line tool at
xml.resource.org, I get the Feb 15 boilerplate with the clause about
pre-Nov 10 text?

- Philip

[Scott Brim]

Excerpts from Philip Matthews on Sun, Feb 22, 2009 04:09:27PM -0500:

afaict the way to do it is what Brian Carpenter suggested -- you still
need to insert a "note" in the xml immediately before <abstract>

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[Philip Matthews]

Hi Scott:

How do you get the new Feb 15 standard boilerplate?
Right now, I have selected "full3978" in the "IPR" pull-down menu.
Is there a version of xxe that allows new IPR options?

- Philip

[Scott Brim]

Excerpts from Philip Matthews on Sun, Feb 22, 2009 06:08:07PM -0500:

> Hi Scott:
>
> How do you get the new Feb 15 standard boilerplate?
> Right now, I have selected "full3978" in the "IPR" pull-down menu.
> Is there a version of xxe that allows new IPR options?

You don't, as far as I know. I'm hoping one of the volunteers will
reply with good news.

[Bill Fenner]

I'm going to release an update shortly with the new DTD, but if you
can find the xxe addon directory (~/.xxe4/addon in MacOS and Linux,
somewhere under your settings directory on Windows) you can replace
the dtd file found in the xml2rfc addon with the one shipped with the
newer xml2rfc version and use the new values in the pulldown.

There is not yet an xml2rfc release with the February 2009 IPR; it was
just ready for release but then the desired location of the IPR
statement changed late last night so we'll have to re-respin.

Bill

[Scott Brim]

Bill Fenner allegedly wrote on 02 23 2009 2:30 PM:
> On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 3:50 PM, Scott Brim <s...@employees.org> wrote:
>> Excerpts from Philip Matthews on Sun, Feb 22, 2009 06:08:07PM -0500:
>>> Hi Scott:
>>>
>>> How do you get the new Feb 15 standard boilerplate?
>>> Right now, I have selected "full3978" in the "IPR" pull-down menu.
>>> Is there a version of xxe that allows new IPR options?
>> You don't, as far as I know. I'm hoping one of the volunteers will
>> reply with good news.
>
> I'm going to release an update shortly with the new DTD, but if you
> can find the xxe addon directory (~/.xxe4/addon in MacOS and Linux,
> somewhere under your settings directory on Windows) you can replace
> the dtd file found in the xml2rfc addon with the one shipped with the
> newer xml2rfc version and use the new values in the pulldown.
>
> There is not yet an xml2rfc release with the February 2009 IPR;

Please clarify ... we can snatch the DTD from the new xml2rfc release
with the February 2009 IPR, and stick it in your addon directory, _when_
the new xml2rfc release becomes available, but it's not available yet?

[Bill Fenner]

On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Scott Brim <s...@employees.org> wrote:
> Please clarify ... we can snatch the DTD from the new xml2rfc release
> with the February 2009 IPR, and stick it in your addon directory, _when_
> the new xml2rfc release becomes available, but it's not available yet?

Right.

Bill