Hi Alex.
Thanks for your quick answer.
>Xerces doesn't appear to report any warnings in the DTD (which I don't
>believe it has to, to conform to the Recommendation).
>believe it has to, to conform to the Recommendation).
I totally agree with you.
According to the recommandation, a parser is not asked to report any warning.
But it can if it wants to and I thought that Xerces could do this because of what you can read on the following site :
That is to say : Xerces seems to have two features that should produce a call to the warning() method :
True: Warn on duplicate attribute declaration.
False: Do not warn on duplicate attribute declaration.
Default: false
False: Do not warn on duplicate attribute declaration.
Default: false
True: Warn if element referenced in content model is not declared.
False: Do not warn if element referenced in content model is not declared.
Default: false
False: Do not warn if element referenced in content model is not declared.
Default: false
So I was wondering if these features were useful or not.
> Some programming is required if you want to get this information.
Thanks for your tips. If it's the only solution, I'll change my handler.
Bye bye.
Jean-Guillaume.
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