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RE: Path for a DTD : proposition

Subject: RE: Path for a DTD : proposition
From: Paul Terray <terray@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 09:58:38 +0000
how to write an entityresolver
At 08:06 28/02/01 +0000, you wrote:

Kaganovich, Yevgeniy (Eugene)

> You can write an EntityResolver to set DTD to anything you
> please during
> parsing. It would probably be a useful functionality of XSLT processor
> command-line options to be able to specify a local DTD file
> and create an
> EntityResolver that uses that file instead of the remote version. It's
> definitely not part of XSLT spec.

Being in the spec seldom helps anyone. Being in an implementation
is, as you say, the useful bit :-)

Its unfortunate but true, that quite often things need to be in
the spec to get implementors to look at them.

Well, thank you everyone for your answers. I do agree that such a thing does not belong to the specs. Now the question is :
how to make the implementation of XSLT command-line programs to implement such an option. A petition, perhaps ? :-)


To every implementors that read this message :
Could you please implement in your command-line processor an option to specify the path to the DTD ? Thanks in advance...



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