Basically they don't want to change the DTD and wants the data to be
parse by the existing DTD.
It is impossible to specify in a DTD that CDATA sections are used, just
as it is impossible to say that you have to use " rather than ' around
attribute values. CDATA sections are just part of the lexical syntax
layer: a DTD validator does not see if they are used or not, just as XSLT
does not see if they are used.
If <x><![CDATA[abcde]]></x> is DTD valid, then so is <x>abcde</x> as it
is identical input.
David
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