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J.Pietschmann scripsit:
> Basically every XML parser reads and more or less
> interprets a DTD automatically. If you want to
> do something with a DTD youself, like converting
> it to something else or analyze it, you can use
> Xerces' advanced XNI interfeace. Look at cyberneko
> http://www.apache.org/~andyc/neko/doc/index.html
> for a sample.
In addition, James Clark's dtdinst program (http://www.thaiopensource.com/dtdinst)
converts DTDs to instance format using a hand-rolled schema that
preserves most parameter-entity structure. It figures out what
the purpose of the parentity is (model, att group, etc.) and marks
the definition appropriately.
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