& XSLT Rick Frankel wrote:
>  I do something along these lines by converting the DTD to RelaxNG format
>  with trang. Then you can process the rng schema through an xsl processor
>  (e.g. XML::LibXSLT.pm) to generate the form.
> 
>  You can use the "document()" function in libxslt along w/ xpath to
>  merge values from a data document into the output form.
>    
I'd have to agree that a RelaxNG schema is a HUGE improvement over a 
DTD... And usually a lot simpler to deal with than XSD Schema, which are 
a giant headache! Relaxer is another good tool to check out, it can 
generate a schema from sample XML, which means you can avoid even 
messing with a DTD to begin with (and chances are a DTD can't really 
express all you want anyway in the long run).
>  rick
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