On 20/02/10 12:22, Justin Johansson wrote:
May I please ask the experts on this kind list as to their opinion
regarding XML DTDs that a would-be XSLT processor *should* support in
the context of post-SGML, contemporary web mood and overall compliance
with W3C standards.
In other words, *should* or *must* a decent XSLT processor support XML
DTD's for source documents input to an XSLT transform.
Secondly, to what degree are DTDs regarded as "legacy" (and I guess
subject to future deprecation)?
Thanks in advance for all replies.
Kindly,
Justin Johansson
It's the parser that feeds the xslt processor that deals with the
schema, be it DTD or relax NG or W3C schema. So I guess
the simple answer is 'none'?
I don't see DTD's going away for a long time, just that
few are writing new ones due to the enhancements available
in more recent schema types.
HTH
regards
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Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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