No I am saying that if you your XML document to be validated then
you need the DTD for it. The DOCTYPE tag just informs the XML Parser
where the DTD is located.
I presume you are using Apache Jakarta XALAN for the XSLT, by default
it validates the input XML. So you need to switch off validation if you
don't have the DTD.
HINT: The Xalan is invoking internally a SAX Parser XERCES. So look
at the javadoc for Xalan on http://xml.apache.org and figure out which
method turns validation off.
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Subject: Re: XML from servlets & XSLT??
firstly, Thanks for your help.
So are you say that I need a DTD in my prods.xml, or are you saying that I
need a this particular DTD from netscape??
At the moment I don't have any specified DTD for prods.xml. Will the
transformation work if I were to put in an internal DTD??
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>What is your DOCTYPE DTD specification "webpages/prods.xml" , then ?
>It must be physically accessible
>
>e.g
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