Hi Marc,
the dtd looks exactly as you posted in your example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!--
For effective use when writing webtests, we need a DTD that covers
Ant tasks, WebTests tasks and project specific entities.
This DTD is a holder for these.
WebTest.dtd is generated at build time with antstructure,
and Project.dtd with a groovy script.
Future versions may use antstructure calls to generate only
the ant specific entries, while the webtest.dtd may be constructed
with xdoclet.
-->
<!-- all elements known to ant when /build/selftests/build.xml is called -->
<!ENTITY % webtest SYSTEM "WebTest.dtd">
<!-- project specific entities -->
<!ENTITY % project SYSTEM "Project.dtd">
%webtest;
%project;
Then in my testcases I try to use them with:
<!DOCTYPE project SYSTEM "../../../dtd/myWebTest.dtd">
Of course it's possible that Eclipse knows that I'm in an ant-file.
Regards,
Stefan
Marc Guillemot wrote:
>
> Stefan Seger wrote:
>> But when I include the MyWebTest.dtd in a testcase using
>>
>> <!DOCTYPE project SYSTEM "../../dtd/MyWebTest.dtd">
>
> and this dtd contains the webtest steps?
>
>> only the tags from ANT get recognized. The tags under <webtest> are not
>> suported.
>
> are you sure that you get the ANT tasks thanks to this dtd or because
> Eclipse knows by itself that you are in an Ant file?
>
> Marc.
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