Re: [xsl] DTD help!

Raj Avula wrote:
 
 <Session id="100"/>

  is valid one.

No. it is not valid.  The id attribute is of type ID, as 
shown in the the original posting.


You need either <Session id="S100"/> or declare the attribute to be
CDATA not ID.

David
this is not an XSL question, so this is the wrong list.

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