I'm xsl-transforming xml to xml with Saxon. The xml-files are based an a dtd,
which include some special-symbol-entity-files from the w3c-sites.
Since a few days i'm getting this error:
Error
I/O error reported by XML parser processing
file:/C:/zumtesten/h521_brunner_1897/xml/index_0.xml: Server returned HTTP
response code:
500 for URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-
lat1.ent
Transformation failed: Run-time errors were reported
I can open this file with my browser, I tried several Saxon- und Java-Versions
and it was working for a long time. I simply haven't got any idea what's
wrong.
Thans for your help,
Daniel
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What's wrong is that W3C are increasingly blacklisting people who make
repeated requests for common DTD files from their servers. You need to arrange
to make a local copy of such files and retrieve them from there. One way of
doing this is to use Oasis catalogs to redirect the requests.
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Hello everyone,
I'm xsl-transforming xml to xml with Saxon. The xml-files are based an a dtd,
which include some special-symbol-entity-files from the w3c-sites.
Since a few days i'm getting this error:
Error
I/O error reported by XML parser processing
file:/C:/zumtesten/h521_brunner_1897/xml/index_0.xml: Server returned HTTP
response code:
500 for URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-
lat1.ent
Transformation failed: Run-time errors were reported
I can open this file with my browser, I tried several Saxon- und Java-Versions
and it was working for a long time. I simply haven't got any idea what's
wrong.
Thans for your help,
Daniel
What's wrong is that W3C are increasingly blacklisting people who make
repeated requests for common DTD files from their servers. You need to arrange
to make a local copy of such files and retrieve them from there. One way of
doing this is to use Oasis catalogs to redirect the requests.
Oh, thanks! It's done and working.