From: Paul D. Smith (pausmith@nortelnetworks.com)
Date: Tue Nov 28 2000 - 23:41:36 EST
OK, after the last three patches I have only one problem left with my
DTD validation using xinclude.
My stuff all validates correctly, but I get one last error:
No declaration for attribute href on element include
Document test.xml does not validate against test.dtd
I'm assuming (I haven't delved deeply into this) that this is failing to
validate the XML_XINCLUDE_START node or something (--debug doesn't
generate much info for this node type...)
Superficially, I could just go into the code and have whatever code is
trying to validate this node skip nodes of these types
(XML_XINCLUDE_START and XML_XINCLUDE_END) rather than validate them.
However, I wonder if this isn't the wrong approach?
After all, this error seems incorrect: href _is_ a valid attribute on an
include element... in the XInclude DTD. It's just that the validator
doesn't know that.
So, is there something "deeper" than just skipping the XINCLUDE_START
and XINCLUDE_END nodes that should be done here?
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