/Jacob Kjome/:
But Xerces gives me the following error in parsing...
[xmlc]
D:\myclasses\Repository\Enhydra\tomcatXHTML\res\page\xhtmlbasic.xhtml:26:
Error: A colon is not allowed in the name 'IS10744:arch' when namespaces
are enabled.
[xmlc] Error: Parse of
"D:\myclasses\Repository\Enhydra\tomcatXHTML\res\page\xhtmlbasic.xhtml"
failed: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: A colon is not allowed in the
name 'IS10744:arch' when namespaces are enabled.
Here's the part of the DTD that it appears to be bombing on (part of the
flat version of the DTD [1], referenced using a catalog)...
<?IS10744:arch xhtml
[...]
?>
The w3c wrote this, not me. Is Xerces correct in telling me that the
W3C made a mistake in the DTD or is Xerces getting something wrong?
As far as I know <http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-names/#dt-nwf>:
in a namespace-well-formed document:
* No entity names, processing instruction targets, or notation
names contain any colons.
So Xerces is correct. You could use no namespace processing if you
don't necessary need it.
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Stanimir
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