Have you checked that in the same folder there is another DTD named
mpboe03.dtd? From what you say, it looks you placed mpdjp103.dtd
Alberto
Dantzler, DeWayne C wrote:
Hello
Scenario: I have a local dtd on my system and I'm running my code in the same directory as the dtd. I thought Xerces would look for the dtd relative to the current directory or if an absolute path is specified, use it.
I have an xml file specified as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE mpd SYSTEM "mpdjpl03.dtd" [
<!ENTITY E67895 SYSTEM "E67895.tif" NDATA ccitt4>
<!ENTITY W28741 SYSTEM "W28741.tif" NDATA ccitt4>
<!ENTITY W28833 SYSTEM "W28833.tif" NDATA ccitt4>
.... Rest of xml file
I've generated code as follows:
try
{
//The parser should use the default DTD called out in the XML file
//by the DOCTYPE declaration to resolve external ENTITY's
//------------- Example given below -------------
//<!DOCTYPE mpd SYSTEM "mpboe03.dtd" [
//<!ENTITY E67895 SYSTEM "E67895.tif" NDATA ccitt4>
//<!ENTITY W28741 SYSTEM "W28741.tif" NDATA ccitt4>
//Turn on the necessary features to allow validation by an
internal DTD
//Val_Auto - turn on validation only if an internal/external
DTD subset has been seen!!
_XmlDOMParser->setValidationScheme(_XmlDOMParser->Val_Auto);
_XmlDOMParser->setDoSchema(false);
_XmlDOMParser->parse(xmlDoc);
}
catch(....ALL EXCEPTIONs)
Results: I get the following Exception even though the permissions on the dtd is 777
"Parser Error Message: An exception occurred! Type:RuntimeException, Message:Could
not open DTD file 'mpboe03.dtd'"
What must I do (syntax or SAX feature) for Xerces to locate the dtd?
