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XSL & DTD question
Subject: XSL & DTD question
From: "Paul Bell" <pbell@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 15:55:43 -0500
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Hi all,
Doubtless someone has grappled with this
before:
I have a bunch of 'constant' entities defined in
file globals.dtd. I can pull these constants into my XML files via
something like:
<!DOCTYPE MYDOC SYSTEM "my.dtd" [
<!ENTITY % globals SYSTEM "globals.dtd">
%globals;
]>
<MYDOC>
</MYDOC>
and so on.
But if I want to make the same set of constant entities
available to an XSL file (still XML, right?), I run into a variety of problems,
the first of which is that the first element of my XSL file is likely to be
<xsl:stylesheet>. This element does not agree with the document name
'MYDOC'.
So, I reasoned, perhaps I can make the DOCTYPE statement
refer to a public identifier for the DTD that defines the XSL vocabulary.
Alas, I can find no such public identifier. More to the point, this seems
like more work than should be necessary.
In fine, how would you handle this? All I'm really
trying to do is give my XSL files access to the set of shared constants that
reside in globals.dtd.
Thanks in advance.
Cordially,
Paul
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