if your xmls are available, you can try copy the DTDs to a folder (WEB-INF is good), and referencing the DTD file in DOCTYPE part like this:
Where you have PUBLIC, switch to SYSTEM, and where you put the url, just put the path to the DTD.
Hope that it helps
Rafael Mauricio Nami
2006/4/5, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 4/5/06, Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For Tomcat, the solution appears to be:
>
> go to tomcat-install-dir/conf/catalina.properties and add this to
> lines:
> http.proxyHost=<proxy address>
> http.proxyPort=<proxy port>
>
> The H and the P of host and port must be in capital letters.
While this will work for you, you're still fetching the dtds from the internet.
This means that if the internet route to that host is ever down, or
that host is unable to serve the dtd to you, your app will fail.
I would try copying your dtd files into WEB-INF for each app and see
if that solves the problem. There's bound to be a way to provide
local copies of these files, even though it can sometimes vary.
You'll not only get better performance, but you'll have better
reliability as well.
