Re: Processing HTML files within XML files

["G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 00/02/26 10:21 +0000, ural wrote:
>         I got a problem with XML. I will explain it in this way.
> My xml file.
>      <?xml version="1.0">
>         <xyz>
>                 <content>
>                         <title>something</title>
>                         <fulltext>all html tags etc</fulltext>
>                 </content>
>         </xyz>
> Here, in this full text node I am putting all my html tags. The problem is 
> if any of the tags are not closed then my
> xml file will not be generated properly.

This sounds like it isn't an XSLT question at all ... probably out of scope 
for this mail list, yet the answer may be useful to readers.

> Because of it I cannot continue accessing xml. Is there any way to solve 
> this problem?

You can use HTML Tidy to convert existing HTML into XML:

  http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/

Tidy will also repair some errors and report errors it cannot repair in 
your HTML.  The output can be configured to be well-formed XML.  The output 
of the program can then be included in an XML document.

> will any attribute in dtd will help me out in this.

No.

I hope this helps.

............... Ken

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