Well, I don't know about specifying a *different* dtd, I 
only know how to specify that the dtd be read from a local
file.

                        DOMParser parser;

                        parser.setValidationScheme( DOMParser::Val_Auto );
                        parser.setDoNamespaces( false );
                        parser.setDoSchema( false );
                        parser.setDoValidation( true );
                        parser.setValidationSchemaFullChecking( false );
                        parser.setIncludeIgnorableWhitespace( false );
                        DOMTreeErrorReporter errReporter;
                        parser.setErrorHandler( &errReporter );
                        parser.setCreateEntityReferenceNodes( false );
                        parser.setToCreateXMLDeclTypeNode( true );

                        static const char*  szMemBufId = "request";
                        MemBufInputSource* memBufIS = new MemBufInputSource(

                                (const XMLByte*)szRequest.c_str(),
_tcslen(szRequest.c_str()), szMemBufId, false );

                        CStdString strPath( CAppPath::GetDir() ); 
                        strPath += "NSAPI.dtd";
                        DOMString dstrPath( strPath.data() );
                        memBufIS->setSystemId( XMLString::replicate(
dstrPath.rawBuffer() ) );
                        parser.parse(*memBufIS);

                        delete memBufIS; // don't need it anymore

I still don't know yet if the call to replicate is going to result in a
memory leak or not.
If anyone has a better suggestion of getting an stl::string into a XMLCh*,
please let me
know...

-Julie


-----Original Message-----
From: Debienne Eric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 6:37 AM
To: 'Julia Larson'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Specify DTD file to verify XML


Hi, 

I just saw you mail in xerces mailing list.

I've got the same problem.

I want to specify the DTD file, and force to use the file I specify, even if
the xml file has a line like 
<!DOCTYPE myDTD SYSTEM "myDTD.dtd">

I saw some lines c++, but I don't anderstand what they refer to.

Can you explain me what I have to do (or what you've done)

Thanks

Eric

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