Have you tried to define some External Entities for
include.xml and include2.xml.
Anyway it worked for my test case.
Jacques
>
> we are (ab)using XML-Entities for importing xml-fragments into another
> xml-file, to keep the xml-files manageable, so one file looks like
>
> <?xml version='1.0' ?>
> <!DOCTYPE something SYSTEM "something.dtd" [
> <!ENTITY include SYSTEM "include.xml">
> <!ENTITY anotherInclude SYSTEM "include2.xml">
> ]>
> <something>
> &include;
> &anotherInclude;
> </something>
>
> I don't know if this is in any way A Good Thing(tm), but it validates and
> helps a lot.
>
> Now it would be great if idea was aware of this kind of hack. A first
> step would be, that validation could tell in which file an error occured
> (right now it only tells us an absolute line number (of the "pre-
> processed" xml I assume)).
>
> Another step (which would help more, but is probably much harder to
> implement) would be, that Idea realized that the current file is beeing
> included and used the entire document (i.e. the base document with all
> included files, including the currently edited one) for syntax checking.
>
> (Of course there would be trouble when one xml-file was included from
> different locations with different DTDs/Schemas, but I'm sure the
> JetBrain guys come up with some groovy solution ;-)
>
> regards
> Joachim Sauer
>
> --
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> obfuscation techniques
> - http://mindprod.com/unmainnaming.html
