>Sorry for the repetition, but I 'll be surprised if there wasn't a >way to tell the parser the DTD to use ?
Prepare to be surprised; as far as I know, that is not supported. In parsers which support plug-in "entity resolvers" you can (ab)use that feature to substitute the contents of one DTD for another, but the architecture of XML is that the "external subset" (the DTD) is supposed to be specified by the document's author and only _checked_ by the application which is reading it. You might want to consider doing some text-based manipulations before the document reaches the parser, to insert or change the DTD reference. But I don't really recommend that, since it will tend to produce a more fragile application than simply insisting that folks say what they mean. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
