On 02.06.2022 16:56, Zimmel, Daniel wrote:
I see, thanks Gerrit and Christian for the insight. This *does* sound wickedly
unfunny.
OK if I actually do not need to be able to parse the DTD wouldn't the simple
workaround be:
fetch:xml('file:///C:/temp/catalog/dokument.xml')
=> xslt:transform('transform.xsl')
At least this is what works here, resulting in a new document node and trashing
the DTD declaration.
Yes, that should solve your issue. If you only want to read the primary
XSLT input and don’t need to resolve any named entities, that’s easier
than doc() from XQuery with catalogs enabled what I suggested.
Gerrit
