xalan -validate

["Yasser El-Zein" <xsl_list@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am using xalan with the -validate flag. The parser complains about all the 
<xsl:> constructs in my xsl file, that they should be declared. When I 
define the DOCTYPE:

<!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet [
       <!ELEMENT xsl:stylesheet ANY>
       <!ATTLIST xsl:stylesheet
               version   CDATA #REQUIRED
               xmlns:xsl CDATA #REQUIRED
       >
       <!ELEMENT xsl:template  ANY>
       <!ATTLIST xsl:template match CDATA #REQUIRED>
       <!ELEMENT xsl:value-of  ANY>
       <!ATTLIST xsl:value-of select CDATA #REQUIRED>

	...
]>

the parser stops complaining about the constructs declared in the DOCTYPE.

I should not be doing this, right? Is there a concept similar to the C; 
include (java; import) that would allow me to declare xsl and html tags?
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