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

[Adam M. <ada...@co...>]

I tried to use an XHTML schema with LUSID and it led to all sorts of
validation problems so I went back to the DTD. I cant remember the details
but my XHTML was pretty simple and was littered with warnings. Most XHTML
docs out there seem to reference the DTD and not the schema.

I think I got the XSD from http://schneegans.de/sv/ 

adam

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| -----Original Message-----
| From: bod...@li... [mailto:bodington-
| dev...@li...] On Behalf Of Matthew Buckett
| Sent: 25 May 2005 13:50
| To: bod...@li...
| Subject: Re: [Bodington-developers] Removal of System property
| (bodington.home)
| 
| Alistair Young wrote:
| > that will solve problems for use, running multiple bods.
| 
| The only System property left is bodington.properties but that one is
| quite simple to remove (I think).
| 
| > 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.
| 
| It should be quite easy to add in the additional attributes/elements.
| Validation isn't required on so you will just get lots more warnings I
| think.
| 
| > is it worth moving to a schema while we're/you're at it?
| 
| :-) At the moment the DTDs are very similar to the orginal XHTML DTDs
| and so moving to a XSD would make them quite different (does an official
| XSD for XHTML exist?). I don't mind it changing but only saw this as a
| short term hack to allow multiple bodingtons to run in the same container.
| 
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