Hi Steve,
The internal subset logically occurs before the external subset. If there's
more than one declaration for the same entity the first takes precedence.
So if the entities were declared in the internal subset they always win
over duplicate declarations in the external subset.
Thanks.
Mic
Thanks so much for replying (I have been fighting this stuff for over a
week).
Do you happen to know if the "external subset" returned from here is
applied before the actual, physically-present internal subset?
In other words, if I have:
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Will the net result of injecting these value "again"
Hi Steve,
Entities must always be declared somewhere in the DTD. Your EntityResolver
only gets an opportunity to resolve the external ones (e.g. http://abc.def.ghi";>). It is possible to inject an external subset
programmatically (see EntityResolver2.getExternalSubset [1]) with a similar
effect t
Does xerces provide a *pluggable* mechanism to tell the parser the
replacement text to use when it encounters an entity reference?
The specific use case is attempting to control values used in docbook
sources. So say you have:
...
&version;
&today;
I would like to "inject" th
