Hi,
IMO you shoud use CDATA sections in your xml to put HTML code.
I do not think this will affect your DTD.
Regards,
Catalin
Pitts, Nathan wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question that I'm sure is very simple, but I haven't seen any
docs on it. This is my first time using digester. Let's say I have an
XML document (which is generated so I don't have control of it) that may
include HTML inside the XML elements. Sometimes the HTML is not xml
compliant - like using a <p> without a </p>....Currently, my I am
getting null values for that element, although the other elements
(without embedded HTML) work fine.
Example:
<book>
<title>This is a book</title>
<summary>This book is good.<p>This book has embedded HTML
inside the summary.<p>
</book>
Does this mean I need to come up with a dtd that lists summary contents
as CDATA?
Tia,
-nathan
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