Re: [Bodington-developers] Removal of System property (bodington.home)

[Alistair Y. <ali...@sm...>]

that will solve problems for use, running multiple bods.

as an aside - talk of DTDs frightens me at the moment as the <template> 
element has changed to cater for i18n - the resource-file attribute 
won't be in the dtd.

is it worth moving to a schema while we're/you're at it?

Alistair

On 25 May 2005, at 13:30, Matthew Buckett wrote:

> I have had a quick hack at removing the system property bodington.home 
> that is used by Bodington. The problem with using a System property is 
> that if you have two copies of Bodington running in the same Servlet 
> container they will share the value (bad).
>
> The bodington.home property was almost exclusively used to load the 
> DTDs. So I have moved the DTDs into the classpath and hacked up a new 
> EntityResolver that looks in the classpath by default. This means that 
> things like template compilation don't need to have properties set to 
> work.
>
> The correct way to solve this would have been to use a CatalogResolver 
> (http://xml.apache.org/commons/components/resolver/) which I might 
> sort out at some point down the road. Attached is my current patch for 
> WebLearn HEAD at fixing this. I'll push it across to Bodington HEAD 
> unless anyone has any objections.
>
> NB: As a side note it seems that Bodington doesn't use the DOCTYPE 
> declaration correctly and confuses the PUBLIC and SYSTEM attributes 
> (look at any of the templates). I'm guessing this was done because the 
> XML parser doesn't assume the SYSTEM DTD relative and so passes it 
> through untouched.
>
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