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From: Ninju Bohra <ninju_bohra@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Question about <xmlcatalog> usage
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Dang...I was so close to making a quick 'ANT' solution instead of writing a=
 first-class JAVA program to apply the modest modifications to the XML file=
s.=0ABefore giving up, and writing the JAVA program, what would be miminal =
change in the <!DOCTYPE ....> entry to allow the use of the <xmlcatalog> el=
ement?=0A=0ANote...I also cross-posted a similar message to the xmltask-use=
rs mailing list (which has must less activity that this ANT list) but descr=
ibed some <xmltask> error that I was getting.=0ASpecifically, even if I run=
 the ANT script on a file system where the <!DOCTYPE ...> entry should be r=
esolvable (i.e. there is a  .dtd file at the location defined by the SYSTEM=
 entry) I get the error:=0A=0A[xmltask] org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Rela=
tive URIb "/some/directory/to/an/application.dtd"; can not be resolved with=
out a base URI.=0A[xmltask] at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.fatal(Pars=
er2.java:3376)=0A[xmltask] at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.fatal(Parse=
r2.java:3370)=0A[xmltask] at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.resolveURI(P=
arser2.java:2952)=0A[xmltask] at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.maybeExt=
ernalID(Parser2.java:2924)=0A[xmltask] at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2=
.maybeDoctypeDecl(Parser2.java:1309)=0A=0AThrough 'trial-and-error' I was a=
ble to the get the <xmltask> call to work by adding a 'file://' in front of=
 the path information (allowing it to locate the file in the native locatio=
n, w/o any <xmlcatalog> entries).  I don't want to modify the <!DOCTYPE ...=
> entry, but if I have to, I must (:sigh:)=0A=0AWhat about using the deprec=
ated <entity remote=3D"..."/> sub-element of <xmltask> to mask/redirect/rem=
ove the .dtd reference?=0A=0AThanx,=0A=0ANinju=0A=0A----- Original Message =
----=0AFrom: Brian Agnew <brian@oopsconsultancy.com>=0ATo: Ant Users List <=
user@ant.apache.org>=0ASent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 3:27:57 AM=0ASubject:=
 Re: Question about <xmlcatalog> usage=0A=0A=0AYou really need the DTDs PUB=
LICID for xmlcatalog (see=0Ahttp://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/xmlcatal=
og.html) but you don't=0Aappear to have that in your DTD selection below. I=
'm not au fait with=0A<xmlcatalog> but I don't believe that it'll work with=
 just a SYSTEM=0Aidentifier.=0A=0ABrian=0A=0AOn Wed, July 25, 2007 03:53, N=
inju Bohra wrote:=0A> Hello all,=0A>=0A> I've been given a directory of XML=
 files that I need to process.  All the=0A> files have the following text a=
t the top=0A>=0A> <?xml version=3D3D"1.0" encoding=3D3D"ISO-8859-1"?>=0A> <=
!DOCTYPE Simpson SYSTEM "/some/directory/to/an/application.dtd ">=0A> <Simp=
son command=3D3D"insert">=0A>     <Level class=3D3D"one" description=3D3D"L=
evel One Information>=0A>     <Set value=3D3D"the value of the set"/>=0A>  =
       .=0A>         .=0A>         .=0A>=0A> Now I am planning to proces th=
e files using the cool <xmltask> (see=0A> http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/so=
ftware/xmltask/ for more info) to process=0A> the file.=0A>=0A> However the=
 problem is that I need to 'redirect' (or ignore) the DTD=0A> entry..since =
it will not be findable at the path specified in the file=0A> during proces=
sing=0A>=0A> I tried the following:=0A>=0A> <xmlcatalog id=3D"dtds">=0A>   =
  <dtd publicId=3D"/some/directory/to/an/application.dtd"=0A> location=3D3D=
"${source.dir}/application.dtd"/>=0A> </xmlcatalog>=0A>=0A> and then refere=
ncing the 'id' from within the <xmltask> like this:=0A>=0A> <target name=3D=
"removeSource">=0A>     <mkdir dir=3D"${dest.dir}"/>=0A>     <xmltask todir=
=3D"${dest.dir}">=0A>         <xmlcatalog refid=3D"dtds"/>=0A>             =
.=0A>             .=0A>             .=0A>     </xmltask>=0A> </target>=0A>=
=0A> However it does not work.  I still errors stating that it can't find t=
he=0A> application.dtd (in the original location)=0A>=0A> I have copy of th=
e DTD file (in a different path) so how can I either=0A> redirect where the=
 DTD is picked from (without modifying the file) or can=0A> I tell ANT to '=
ignore' the DTD entry.=0A>=0A> Thanx,=0A>=0A> Ninju=0A>=0A>=0A>=0A> _______=
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