At 11:32 AM 1/9/2006, Mark Barratt wrote:
In this case I need to suck in xhtml character entities but save out
UTF-8-encoded Unicode for the next application in the workflow
Mark,
Create two versions of the DTD, one with the entity declarations and one
without. Use the one with the entity declarations to import your document
and the one without the declarations for export. I'd create the following
files:
main.dtd (element type and attribute definition list declarations)
entity.mod (module with entity declarations)
main.entity.dtd:
<!ENTITY % main SYSTEM "main.dtd">
%main;
<!ENTITY % entity SYSTEM "entity.mod">
&entity;
Then I'd import files that start:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE xxx SYSTEM "main.entity.dtd">
However, I'd specify main.dtd as the DTD in the XML application.
--Lynne
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