Quoting Roger...
> Well, I was thinking of hacking the XML data to remove the "<!DOCTYPE ... >"
> tag (internal to my program only).
That would likely be my approach as well. No, not pretty at all, and not too quick with Java either (Perl anyone?) :-)
If someone knows of a better "Java" way to do this, I as well would be curious to hear it.
Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Lacroix [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 11:20 AM
To: jdjlist
Subject: [jdjlist] Re: XML Question
Hi,
The XML data is flowing through a variety of MQSeries queue managers (including
Windows, Unix and even the mainframe). There are hundreds of queue managers in
our environment.
The purpose of the tool is for programmers, QA testers, etc.. to quickly view
the XML data as it flows through our environment. I do not want to download
the different DTDs (hundreds, if not thousands) from all of the boxes and then
have to manage the local DTDs and give them out to users. This would become a
nightmare.
Well, I was thinking of hacking the XML data to remove the "<!DOCTYPE ... >"
tag (internal to my program only). It is not pretty, but at least it will
allow XML data to be displayed in a JTree with an error.
later
Roger...
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