I think the URL syntax for a local file is this:
file:///D:/GFA/cfs.dtd

You need three slashes instead of two.  Try that.

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Thanks Milind,
but what I was looking for was the proper id for the local file system for
the <schema> portion of the URL ...

it appears that "file " doe snot work - i am sure it is a syntax problem.





                                                                           
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Alan, you could write a custom EntityResolver to pick up the entity from
any file you want. This could even look at various config options to
pick up files from where ever - based on the environment.

Regards...

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> Hi -
>
> I saw this awhile back but cannot remember the proper syntax -
>
> i have the following -
> <!DOCTYPE CFS SYSTEM "cfs.dtd">
>
> but need it to be
> <!DOCTYPE CFS SYSTEM "file://D:/GFA/cfs.dtd">
>
> I want the URL to reference the local file system ....
>
> this will be a local application running on W2K machines without
network
> connectivity.
>
> thanks for any help with this.
>
> alan
>



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