Moreover, the approach with character-maps to get named character references
will result in the need
for a DOCTYPE in your files. I would prefer UTF-8 or 'us-ascii' coded files.
Doctype handling in
Cocoon is a bit awkward..
perhaps yes,
I just suggested that as that is actually what the subject line of the
thread asked for: using "entities" requires a doctype. The file
encoding (ascii, utf8, whatever, .. is of course unrelated to the
question of whether you use entity references or chartacter references.
David
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