Lukas Gruetzmacher wrote: > > I've tested your XML-Editor and I'm very happy to found such a thing. It > works very well except on bad thing: Saving an XML file with DTD or CSS link > in > a special directory so I can't open it in onother directory without changing > the file link with and text editor. So I'll never be able to send the XML > file (with DTD or CSS) to another guy using another directory structure. > > The XXE is able to open the files without the full path. So please: Store > the file name WITHOUT the full path, too.
I've added to following question with its answer to the FAQ: ===================================== Q: Why does XXE save a modified XML file with absolute DTD and CSS URLs (even when the original XML file contains relative URLs)? Doing so is very inconvenient if I want to send my XML file to somebody else. A: Yes, the approach taken by XXE M1 is far from being perfect. The other approach suggested by some users consisting in saving a modified XML file with DTD and CSS URLs taken as is from the original XML file has its drawbacks too. For example, after a ``Save As'' to another directory, the user will no longer be able to reopen its XML file using XXE. We'll try to be much smarter for the future XXE product, but for now, XXE M1 users will have to * either use sed (or an interactive text editor) to fix their DTD and CSS URLs, * or to use ``really absolute'' URLs, that is to access their DTD and CSS files through a public HTTP server.
