At 2007-10-23 07:51 -0700, you wrote:
So how do you explain the fact that those macros are
parsed properly by the XSLTPROC
"properly"? XSLTPROC is in error.
If what you quoted is precisely the text you have:
<j_entry cmd="admin/user/mail" dsc="Quota of a mailbox
in Megabytes. The default value is taken from the mail
server default quota (see entry <xref
linkend='mta_quota' xrefstyle='template:%t on page
%p'/>)." rel="Mail Server" t="integer" ver="4.0"
val="30"/>
... then the naked "<" in the attribute is supposed to be rejected by
a conforming processor.
What you have isn't XML: XML 1.0 production [10] "AttValue"
specifically forbids a naked "<" character in an attribute.
Where is the confusion?
. . . . . . . . . . . . Ken
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