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Article:
Hacking Open Office
Subject:
Finding the DTDs
Date:
2005-01-27 18:45:30
From:
Uche Ogbuji
The best way to handle the DTD issue you mention is to use an XML catalog. I discuss the matter specifically for the OpenOffice XML case in my article "
Thinking XML: The open office file format
".
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