Thanks, I had found the presentation before :)

Regarding my project, I'm doing a 2-pass transformation. First ODF > XHTML
using
http://xml.openoffice.org/odf2xhtml/
and then XHTML > ePub -- splitting into separate files by chapter and
packing, which I'm currently implementing (with the help of EXPath
:)).
I think I'll be able to publish this after I figure out how to make it
as generic as possible.

Martynas
semantic-web.dk

On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 7:13 PM, Florent Georges<lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Martynas Jusevicius wrote:
>
>> Thanks Florent, EXPath worked like a charm!
>
>  Thanks, good to hear :-)
>
>> Maybe you have an example on reading OpenDocument (at least
>> .odt), so that I could drop ODFToolkit and have my whole ODF >
>> ePub workflow as XSLT? :)
>
>  Yes.  ODF files (OpenDocument Format, ODT is a special case,
> for text documents) are regular ZIP files.  You can thus use the
> ZIP module functions as for any other ZIP file.  In particular,
> the following functions allow you to extract entries from the
> file:
>
>    zip:xml-entry($href, $entry) as document-node()
>    zip:html-entry($href, $entry) as document-node()
>    zip:text-entry($href, $entry) as xs:string
>    zip:binary-entry($href, $entry) as xs:base64Binary
>
> and the following to list the content of the ZIP file (aka its
> structure):
>
>    zip:entries($href) as element(zip:file)
>
>  If you are interested in this module, you can have a look at
> the presentation I gave at Balisage 10 days ago.  You will find
> links in the "EXPath resources" section on the webpage
> http://www.expath.org/resources.html, for the paper, the
> presentation itself, and a few simple but complete examples I
> showed there.
>
>  If you have any question, or if you run into bugs, please use
> the mailing list (the Google group.)  I would be interested to
> see how you use the ZIP module in this case (ODF -> EPUB) if the
> project is public.
>
>  Regards,
>
> --
> Florent Georges
> http://www.fgeorges.org/