> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Sarah" == Leitner, Sarah M [Contractor] writes:
Sarah> So are you saying I can't do this for DOM? If so, how do I
Sarah> validate my code using a DTD?
Colin> You don't need to use an entity resolver at all for
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> "Sarah" == Leitner, Sarah M [Contractor] writes:
Sarah> So are you saying I can't do this for DOM? If so, how do I
Sarah> validate my code using a DTD?
You don't need to use an entity resolver at all for validation. Just
use DOMBuilder to parse the document, first setting the "vali
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Subject: DTD for my DOM program
So are you saying I can't do this for DOM? If so, how do I validate my
code
using a DTD?
Sarah
>>>>> "Erik" == Erik Rydgren <[EMAIL PROTEC
So are you saying I can't do this for DOM? If so, how do I validate my code
using a DTD?
Sarah
> "Erik" == Erik Rydgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Erik> The entity resolver is a functionality actually stolen from
Erik> SAX to DOM and if I'm not mistaken it is proposed as a DOM
E
> "Erik" == Erik Rydgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Erik> The entity resolver is a functionality actually stolen from
Erik> SAX to DOM and if I'm not mistaken it is proposed as a DOM
Erik> standard as well. It is not DOM standard yet, but it has
Erik> been a part of Xerces DO
lex/path/to/a/dir/someDTD.DTD then the EntityResolver will
just return the data associated with that systemid. Problem solved.
/ Erik
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From: Leitner, Sarah M. [Contractor] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hey! Erik has suggested I use an EntityResolver (and even given me code for
that). BUT I thought I could only do that with SAX. Can I do it with DOM? If
so, how?
Sarah
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