Looks like it's time to confess how much my hate for DTDs and validation in general brought me to a deep ignorance and to what seems to be a dead end alley.
I always try to avoid validation, but this time I have to: while playing with a pretty cool DocBook add-on for M$ Word (you might want to check it out at http://www.yawcpro.com: it's closed-source yet it has a free that does all that is needed to me) I'm facing the fact that the software saves its documents with a <!DOCUMENT article SYSTEM "sdocbook.dtd"> directive. This caused my Cocoon to fail with a ResourceNotFoundException on the missing DTD file. Now... I tried to turn validation off in cocoon.xconf. No luck. I tried then to resort to the entity resolver by adding the line SYSTEM "sdocbook.dtd" "sdocbook.dtd" to the end of resources/entities/catalog. No way: the little boy still insists to have its private copy of sdocbook.dtd in the same directory. Now for the question: how on earth am I supposed to tell to the parser to simply *ignore* any DTD/Schema directive (or to ignore any error coming from suche Handlers)? If this is not possible, how does the catalog resolution work (i.e. where do I start in debugging it apart from CocoonServlet :))? Ciao, -- Gianugo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
