Joe wrote:
>>Struts, Tiles, and Validator all are distributed with the correct DTDs (as well as several historic versions) packaged in the JAR. If you >>have the correct DOCTYPE declaration in your XML file, the DTD will be read as a classpath resource rather than over the internet. >>I think I missed that part; the suggestions I had are only for running Struts; not for work in an IDE. >>Eclipse has an XML Catalog (at least 3.1 with the Web Tools installed; I'm not sure where that came in). With that, you can do a similar >>process -- register a public ID and tell Eclipse where it can find a locally stored copy of that DTD. You can get a copy from the URL (if >>the server is working) or from a Struts JAR or the SVN repository. >>For other IDEs, I can't say, but they could all offer similar services. Joe - It turns out I still don't understand how to work with local dtd's: When I use in my struts-config.xml the line: "<!DOCTYPE struts-config PUBLIC "My_Key_In_XML_CATALOG" ""> - it works in my eclipse IDE but not while running the application. When I use in my struts-config.xml the line: <!DOCTYPE struts-config PUBLIC "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts Configuration1.2//EN" "http://struts.apache.org/dtds/struts-config_1_2.dtd";> - it works while running the application but not in my IDE when the apache site is down. What am I doing wrong? Thanks Rivka
