More details on second question...
I will be provided with an XML file from another party. We will agree on
the DTD beforehand, of course. But they could send me a file which a
modified DTD and the XML data in the rest of the file could match that
modified DTD. So Xerces would parse and validate the file without any
problems. But my code to walk the doc tree and extract data would likely
break. So I would like to keep our agreed-upon DTD in a separate file.
Then apply that DTD to the file they provide me. Ideally, I would ignore
any DTD that they provided with their XML file.
David_N_Bertoni
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06/23/01 07:42 Subject: Re: 2 questions about parsing
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to xerces-c-dev
XML is case-sensitive, so there is no way to do case-insensitive
validation. Documents which are not case-sensitive are not XML.
For your second question, I think you need to give more details about what
you're trying to accomplish. You can always have a DTD in a separate file
and specify that DTD in multiple documents, but I'm not sure that's what
you're trying to do.
Dave
Houman.Azarm@
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06/22/2001 Subject: 2 questions about
parsing
06:56 PM
Please
respond to
xerces-c-dev
If an XML file contains the DOCTYPE element with a DTD, the parser will
automatically validate its format. This is pretty cool. How do I make it
so this validation is case insensitive in regards to element names?
What is the easiest way to read a DTD from one file and validate another
XML file with the same DTD?
Thanks,
Houamn
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