Subject: Re: [xsl] Stopping Saxon searching for an external DTD From: jim smith <jim@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2001 22:03:55 +0000 |
jim smith wrote:<!DOCTYPE moreovernews SYSTEM "http://p.moreover.com/xml_dtds/moreovernews.dtd">
fails when I'm offline, but not when I'm online.
I'm not actually clear what's going on here. Is Saxon actually attempting to grab the DTD or is Java having a problem because it thinks the URL should be resolved before proceeding? (In which case, why doesn't it crash like a normal Java app on a Mac...)
As I'm confident that Moreover files are valid, and my XSL doesn't care, is there any way to turn this feature off?
DTDs are used for more than just validation. You'll have to get rid of the <!DOCTYPE> altogether. If there is such a declaration, it's going to be examined for an internal and external DTD subset, so that the XML parser can determine default attribute values, resolve entity references, and, if it is a validating parser, do schema validation.
I believe that in the event that the DTD is external, the parser has the option of ignoring it, but I would bet that the parser you're using does not fall back when the URI resolver coughs up an exception. You might check the docs for your XML parser to see if it gives you a way to turn off resolution of external entities, or perhaps you can override the resolver with one of your own.. (sorry if I'm not being very helpful.. I've not tried to do this myself)
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