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> Is there some trick I missed that would make the dsssl files visible
> more automatically?

You can make your own catalog file which points at the other catalog
files. You still need to set SGML_CATALOG_FILES (to that one
ubercatalog), or you need to rebuild openjade to know where the correct
default location is.

The Mark Gallesi/Cygnus rpms got this right a couple of years ago, but
the last one or two distros of Mandrake were a bit screwed up.
Mandrake-8.0 is somewhat better, but not perfect. Not sure how Red Hat
does on their rpms...

                     - Thomas