On 03/15/2004 12:52 AM hanasaki wrote:
I am using whatever is in tomcat 4.1.24. Not sure what version of
xerces that is or how to find out.
Neither am I, I'm afraid. Perhaps someone can jump in with the answer.
Funny thing is it worked some time ago. The project just came out of
5mo
On 03/14/2004 08:59 PM hanasaki wrote:
Any thoughts on why Tomcat would be giving an error saying:
Digester error... SEVERE Parse error Document is invalid: no grammar
found
This is happening on all TLD's. They are JSTL and Struts. I am
thinking it has something to do with the DTD
I am using whatever is in tomcat 4.1.24. Not sure what version of
xerces that is or how to find out.
Funny thing is it worked some time ago. The project just came out of
5mo mothballs.
Adam Hardy wrote:
On 03/14/2004 08:59 PM hanasaki wrote:
Any thoughts on why Tomcat would be giving an
I think you can do something like this:
!ELEMENT var-name (datePattern| min | max | maxLenght)
Don't know exact syntax though unfortunately:).
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From: Robert Lamping [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: October 31, 2003 4:09 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: dtd
Hi Jeff:
It appears you have a mismatch of identifier (1.1) with DTD (1.0) in your
!DOCTYPE tag. Change your identifier to 1.0 to be consistent with the DTD
URL and then your app should work whether the struts site is up or not.
(Assuming your app is a Struts 1.0 app)
The ActionServlet will
)
Subject: Re: DTD Question
What version of Struts are you using? Struts 1.0
and
later use a resource locator that grabs the DTD from
the Struts Jar and should resolve DTDs very quickly.
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What version of Struts are you using? Struts 1.0 and
later use a resource locator that grabs the DTD from
A simple way of bypassing the need to access the DTD externally (as the Struts
'automatic' resolution within the jar does NOT always work - see mail archives) is to
change the DOCTYPE def to something like the following:
!DOCTYPE web-app PUBLIC -//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Application
What do you mean by no access to the web on port 80?
One solution might be to run Apache on the same box and serve the DTD files from it:
!DOCTYPE web-app PUBLIC -//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Application
2.2//EN http://localhost/j2ee/dtds/web-app_2_2.dtd;
DT
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What version of Struts are you using? Struts 1.0 and
later use a resource locator that grabs the DTD from
the Struts Jar and should resolve DTDs very quickly.
In case the original poster is working under Visual Age
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Subject: Re: DTD Question
From: Serge Shikov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Adam Cohen wrote:
I'm working on a web-app that is on a server that has no access to the web
on port 80.
When web.xml tries to get the dtd:
!DOCTYPE web-app PUBLIC -//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Application
2.2//EN http
/dtds/web-app_2_2.dtd;
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Subject: Re: DTD Question
Subject: Re: DTD Question
From: Serge Shikov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Adam Cohen wrote:
I'm working on a web
You can have a public and a system doctype tag. Though, I've found problems
with this because our production machine is a Solaris server using Iplanet,
and I am developing on a NT box with tomcat. So I'm always doctoring the
tags to make them work on my local box and then undoctoring them
Struts uses its own DTD resolver and *should* be able
to resolve DTDs with or without a connection to the
internet.
I would not comment out the DOCTYPE declaration in the
config files. If you do not want your config files
validated for some reason you can turn this off by
setting the validating
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Subject: RE: DTD validation
You can have a public and a system doctype tag. Though, I've
found problems
with this because our production machine is a Solaris server
using Iplanet,
and I am developing on a NT box with tomcat. So I'm always doctoring the
tags to make them work
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Subject: RE: DTD validation
Struts uses its own DTD resolver and *should* be able
to resolve DTDs with or without a connection to the
internet.
I would not comment out the DOCTYPE declaration in the
config files. If you do not want
Subject: RE: DTD validation
Struts uses its own DTD resolver and *should* be able
to resolve DTDs with or without a connection to the
internet.
I would not comment out the DOCTYPE declaration in the
config files. If you do not want your config files
validated for some reason you can turn this off
Subject: Re: DTD validation
I'm compiling from source and and the dtd's are in WEB-INF is this the right
place for them?
Also the validating param in the web.xml is already set to false howver we
still had probs...
Thanks
Jin
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From: James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED
That message indicates that your change worked as far as WTE/WAS is
concerned. :) Didn't it get any further this time?
Chris
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Subject: RE: DTD Reference
Just for the sake of getting it working and at the expense of hard-coding,
extract the DTD's to some location on your drive and make the doctype
declaration look like:
!DOCTYPE struts-config SYSTEM file:/c:/etc/etc/etc/struts-config_1_0.dtd
Chris
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Hello!
This was a bug that existed in earlier versions of 5.1 but it was fixed at
around service pack 5. So it seems that your configuration are not
picking up the service pack properly.
When I manage to fail to pick up a service pack its usually becuase
I misremember where the service pack
Lee Hall wrote:
We've been using the Tomcat 3.2 that is integrated with NetBeans to do
our Struts development. Our test deployment server (AIX 4.3 with the
IBM 1.2.2 JVM) is running a vanilla Tomcat3.2.1. Neither of these
environments has any problem with the subject of this message. Our
To those interested:
I followed the rabbit trail implied by Craig's response, and have discovered that in
fact there is an issue when Struts attempts to register its local DTD in the
initDigester method. However, I believe it may be due to a bug in the Struts code, not
Enhydra's class loader.
DONNIE HALE wrote:
To those interested:
I followed the rabbit trail implied by Craig's response, and have discovered that in
fact there is an issue when Struts attempts to register its local DTD in the
initDigester method. However, I believe it may be due to a bug in the Struts code,
not
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