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* Tobias Burnus <tobias.burnus@physik.fu-berlin.de> [020725 11:28]:

> a) Using <author><firstname>Tobias</firstname><surname>Burnus</surname></author>
>    there is no space between first and surname.

It works if you markup like (whitespace!):

<author><firstname>Tobias</firstname> <surname>Burnus</surname></author>
                                    ===

or even better (more readable anyway):

<author>
  <firstname>Tobias</firstname>
  <surname>Burnus</surname>
</author>

> c) The xtag-docbook-literals-de.tex: \def\XMLDBstartquote{``} are not
>    the quotations used in German (,, ... '', see lang-ger.tex)

Simon will take care of this.

> e) The <!DOCTYPE ... [ <!ENTITY chap1 SYSTEM "chap1.xml"> ]>
>        &chap1;
>    doesn't work here. Is this a problem of ConTeXt or is this SGML
>    instead of XML or ...?

I noticed a bug in ConteXt in handling entity resolution in internal 
subsets some weeks ago (the first entity does not work).
As a workaround try to put a dummy entity in front of any other 
actually used entities, like:

<!DOCTYPE ... 
[ 
 <!ENTITY dummy "dummy">
 <!ENTITY chap1 SYSTEM "chap1.xml"> 
]>

Michael
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