Tom Bradford wrote:
> On Tuesday, February 26, 2002, at 03:22 PM, Alexander Schatten wrote:
> > I have the problem, that Xindice often tells me that a XML document is
> > malformed, when I try to add it, though this is definitly not true. I
> > checked it using validating parsers.
> >
> > to test it, you can try to add all SVG examples from batik. only one
> > will be added, all others are declared to be invalid, which
> > is--obviously--not true.
> >
> > any ideas about this problem?
>
> Do the documents reference a DTD that is stored in a relative file
> location?  If so, the server is looking for the DTDs relative to itself,
> and can't find them.  This is because parsing actually happens in the
> server when you're loading documents, and not at the command line tool
> location.  To work around this, you'd have to modify the files to
> reference an absolute file location or URI.

Can I add a custom EntityResolver to xindice?  References to absolute file 
location sounds very bad.

Martin

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