Murali Yelamanchili wrote:
NekoDTD does build a similar structure today, all we
are trying to make sure that there wouldn't be any
significant differences between the Xerces 1.4.4
DocumentType information and the NekoDTD generated DTD
structures.

NekoDTD doesn't provide any API for accessing the
grammar -- it just reports the syntactical structure
of the DTD in an XML format. It is up to the application
to turn that into some meaningful data structure.

NekoDTD is my personal project and is not directly
related to the Xerces-J project, except for the fact
that it's built on the Xerces Native Interface (XNI).
If you have any specific questions about the tool, you
can write to me directly.

--
Andy Clark * [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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