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Re: Another XML Question [message #43230 is a reply to message #43081]

Thu, 24 March 2005 08:43

James Kuyper
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Karl Schultz wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 19:44:03 -0800, kuyper wrote:
>
>
>> Michael Wallace wrote:
>>
>>>> Oh, of course. Now what the hell is a DTD again?
>>>
>>> Document Type Definition.
>>> ...
>>> [Lots of good general-purpose information about DTDs]
>>
>> David's questions got me curious, so I spent a lot of time this
>> afternoon wading through the IDL documentation for it's XML objects. At
>> the end of that survey, I still couldn't figure out how to use a DTD in
>> connection with those objects. There's lots of things that say "if a
>> DTD is provided", but I couldn't find anything that indicated how to
>> provide a DTD. Could someone give some actual IDL code for this?
...
> In the example below, note the DOCTYPE element. It refers to a file named
> slideshow.dtd that contains the DTD, also shown below. The DTD info can
> actually be in the XML file itself, within the DOCTYPE element, but it is
> common to put the DTD in a different file for easier reuse.

If the DTD is stored as a separate file, which locations does IDL search
for the DTD file, and in what order? Is there a repository of standard
DTD files somewhere?

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		Re: Another XML Question By: Karl Schultz on Thu, 24 March 2005 09:06
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