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Re: FM7 and XML - how do I play?

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From: Ian Burton
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 14:10
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Hello,
All the four structure chapters of O'Keefe and Loring consider structure generically. They apply to both XML and SGML with differences noted. Content is a good introduction, but you really need Adobe's Structure_Dev_Guide.pdf to complete the information - especially around read/write rules for import/export of structured files.

I have found one thing that does not work as written by O'Keefe and Loring and that is creating an EDD from a DTD. Their explanation works for DTD's contained entirely in a single file. If the DTD is a multi-file document or depends on Public definitions (almost all SGML DTDs are like this but perhaps some XML DTDs are single file documents) then you need to setup a basic Application Definition before reading the multi file/Public definition DTD.
FWIW
Ian
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