On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 10:18:20 +0100, Emmanuel Bernard
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Well, I use a bad XML editor and the DTD has to be next to the xml file
to work, so I often copy it. Searching the src tree is a (little) pain,
but I can live with it :-)
use JBoss IDE then ,)
/max
Gavin King wrote:
Well, after I posted this, I realized the DTD is there, hidden deep
inside the src dir....
Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
+1
Gavin King wrote:
Guys, I think we should include the hibernate dtds somewhere else in
the download other than just the jar. Perhaps the etc dir?
Just to make it easier to refer to....
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