Andy Jarrett: Frameworks DTD files

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Frameworks DTD files

I hope this doesn't come across as a moan as its meant to be more of a general question to the community. But with all the main frameworks out there running on XML config files, where are the official DTD's hosted for these? I know there are several around hosted in odd locations (no disrespect), but I was just looking to put together a definitive list of the locations.

I know you can get them via subversion etc but shouldn't/couldn't they be hosted on the respective sites??

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Posted By johnb @ 2/26/07 5:26 PM

www.fusebox.org/circuit.dtd
www.fusebox.org/fusebox.dtd

Posted By Barney @ 2/26/07 5:39 PM

Fusebox's also come with the core files, so if you've got the cores, you've got the DTDs.

Posted By Kurt Wiersma @ 2/26/07 7:32 PM

ColdSpring actually uses the same DTD as Java's Spring project. You can reference it like the snippet below:

<!DOCTYPE beans PUBLIC "-//SPRING//DTD BEAN//EN" "http://www.springframework.org/dtd/spring-beans.dt...;

Posted By Barney @ 2/26/07 8:28 PM

ColdSpring adds a 'name' attribute to the 'constructor-arg' element, so it's not QUITE the same, but pretty close. I prefer using a Spring plugin for Eclipse for editing my ColdSpring config files, and just know that that syntax error can be ignored.

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