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Date: Mon, 09 Jul 2001 10:42:47 -0400
From: "Kyle Adams" <kadams@gfs.com>
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Subject: DTDs & wlrun
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It seems to me that the optional EJB tasks are somewhat schizophrenic.  =
The ejbjar task is great - the <dtd> nested element is a wonderful =
solution for those of us behind firewalls (or with the need to point to a =
local DTD).  On the other hand, the wlrun task is DTD-stupid, meaning that =
I'm running into the same problems when weblogic tries to parse my web.xml =
files.

Since I'm behind a firewall, I need someway to point to the local DTDs in =
wlrun.  Before I roll up my sleeves and extend wlrun to be DTD-smart, I =
just wanted to check if 1) anyone else has had this problem, and if so, =
what their workaround was and 2) if anyone's actually implemented a =
DTD-smart wlrun task?  Perhaps in the most recent build of ant?

Kyle