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At 06:35 AM 7/28/2003, Andrew wrote:
4. (iirc) You can implement your own EntityResolver() in java, and then set the parser to look there to resolve entities. This gives you control of what gets passed back, so I think you can just pass back the entity reference. I'm not too sure how you would get on further down the chain - I used this a while back to parse lots of xml that refencened dtd's that were unreachable (can't remember why offhand...) but its nice because it's all done with java (no nasty separate text processing stuff :) If I understand correctly, this will prevent the processor from resolving entity references, instead putting the references themselves in the text. You'll still need disable-output-escaping to avoid getting & amp;ldquo; for & ldquo;, so the solution is still subject to the limitations of the d-o-e based approaches. It is, however, the only technique mentioned so far that actually "preserves" the entity references from the source. Cheers, Wendell
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