Before you begin you will need to find out where your system expects
to find SGML PUBLIC entities and be familiar with naming
conventions for your system. These are dependent on the type of
system you have (Unix, DOS, Mac) and the SGML software you are using
(sgmls, nsgml, emacs psgml).
Installation consists of finding out the above information, and then placing the CES files in the appropriate locations with the correct names.
The only modification to the DTDs themselves that you may have to
make is to explicitly tell your system where to find the PUBLIC
entities referred to in the DTDs. We have written the DTDs so that
most users should not need to make these changes. If you are using
sgmls,nsgmls or another SGML program that
utilizes a catalog file, then no modification of the DTDs themselves
is necessary, as the catalog file informs your system where to look
for and what to call these entities. You may need to modify the
catalog file to reflect the location and naming conventions of your
system.
sgmls or nsgmls (this file may have
to be modified to reflect the location and names of the CES DTDs and
related files on your system) and the TEI
SGML declaration file on your system.
Once this is accomplished, documents can be created and parsed using these DTDs by including one of the following DOCTYPE statements at the head of the encoded document, depending on the DTD to be used:
<!doctype cesDoc PUBLIC "-//CES//DTD cesDoc//EN" []><!doctype cesAna PUBLIC "-//CES//DTD cesAna//EN" []><!doctype cesAlign PUBLIC "-//CES//DTD cesAlign//EN" []>Before atempting to extend the TEI for the CES DTDs, please confirm that the TEI files are correctly installed on your system. TEI installation information is available in a variety of forms.
Once your system is correctly working with the TEI DTD you will need
to find out where your system expects to find SGML PUBLIC entities and
be familiar with naming conventions for your system. These factors are
dependent on the type of system you have (Unix, DOS, Mac) and the SGML
software you are using (sgmls, nsgml, emacs psgml).
Installation
consists of finding out the above information, and then placing two
extension files corresponding to the CES DTD that you wish to use in
the appropriate location with the correct names. The names we use for
the files should not need to be changed for use on a Unix, Linux, Mac,
or OS/2 based system. If you need to change the names for use with DOS
or some other system that needs shorter names, we recommend renaming
as follows:
ces.in.tei.ent and ces.in.tei.dtd become CES-TEI.ENT and
CES-TEI.DTDcesAna.in.tei.ent and cesAna.in.tei.dtd become CESN-TEI.ENT and
CESN-TEI.DTDcesAlign.in.tei.ent and cesAlign.in.tei.dtd become CESL-TEI.ENT and
CESL-TEI.DTDOnce you have determined where the files should go and what they
should be called, install the pair of
CES extension files on your system
which correspond to the DTD that you wish to use.
Once this is accomplished, CES-conformant documents can be created using the TEI DTD
by including the extension files in the DOCTYPE of the encoded document.
For example, to use the CES DTD (cesDoc.dtd) the DOCTYPE would be:
<!doctype cesDoc PUBLIC "-//TEI//DTD TEI.2//EN" [
<!ENTITY % TEI.prose 'INCLUDE'>
<!ENTITY % TEI.extensions.ent PUBLIC "-//CES//ENTITIES TEI Extensions ENT//EN" >
<!ENTITY % TEI.extensions.dtd PUBLIC "-//CES//ENTITIES TEI Extensions DTD//EN" >
]>
NOTE: If you are having difficulty setting up the CES DTDs and related files on your system please send a note to priestdo@cs.vassar.edu (Greg Priest-Dorman). Please include the following information:
