Craig Salter wrote:
Hi Lars,
Not exactly sure what you're after.. but give this a read :
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.webtools/msg13191.html
If you need more info let's continue the discussion on the newsgroup.
hello craig,
thanks for your reply.
i already digged into the wtp to see how the dtd resolve mechanism works.
I also stumpled upon the getAdapterFor call (described here:
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.webtools/msg13501.html).
not sure if this is the best/cleanest attempt - but i would prefer this
solution.
is there some code implementing this scenario (to look into it) or do
you have any further useful hints solving my problem ?
many regards,
lars
thanks
Craig
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[wtp-dev] Doctype injection
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Hi guys,
i have written a specialised xml editor for a special xml dialect.
Unfortunately most of the *special* xml files doesnt reference the
matching dtd.
Could someone give me an hint where/how to inject the DTD into the xml
document (via DocumentProvider ?).
Thanks in advance,
Lars
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