Re: [xsl] [Fwd: Unwanted xmlns attributes in ouput html tags]

[Dinesh Gurram <Dinesh.Gurram@xxxxxxx>]

Hi David,

That's interesting to know. Somehow my parser complains. From what I 
understand it doesn't complain at the time of loading the entity via 
&... It seems to complain at the time of the entity being defined - in 
the DTD subset (but nothing in the DTD seems to be loaded with a %). It 
seems to me that because it's a SYSTEM entity, it seems to de-reference 
the file name and grab the full contents of the file and do a virtual 
"paste" into the DTD...and so when it sees a % sign in the "pasted" 
file, it thinks of it as a parameter entity reference. That's my 
interpretation but I could be wrong...I'm not too experienced in this area.

As for the parser/processor, unfortunately we are stuck with Jaxp 1.1 + 
Crimson 1.1 + Xalan 2.4.1...which I am aware is old, but I'm left with 
no choice.

Cheers

Dinesh


David Carlisle wrote:
> > Anyways, getting the the problem, I had some "%" signs in my include 
> > file, like for eg. <td width="100%">. The parser confuses this "%" sign 
> > for a parameter entity reference and complains.
>
>
> It should not unless your parser is very buggy, % is not special in an
> entity loaded via &... (only within a dtd in an entity loaded via %....)
>
>
> David
>
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