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Re: NSXMLParser - howto resolve entities defined in DTD
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Re: NSXMLParser - howto resolve entities defined in DTD


  • Subject: Re: NSXMLParser - howto resolve entities defined in DTD
  • From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 1 Jun 2009 14:46:53 -0700

Dominik Pich wrote:

I get that messages asking me to PROVIDE a substitution for an entity
But I never get the messages FOR the declaration of the entities, so I dont know WHAT to return as data.


When something like this happens, i.e. "I've set my delegate, but it's not getting called", it may mean that you've misspelled or otherwise botched the method definition in your delegate's source.

There clearly ARE delegate methods that are invoked when DTD parsing occurs. You should double-check your spelling, the parameter types, etc.

If nothing looks wrong, then post your delegate's code. We need to see the actual code of the actual delegate that should be receiving these DTD messages.

We may also need to see the XML from the DTD that is defining the entity. If it's too big to post, break it down to a small fail-case that reliably exhibits the problem.


"&nameOfPerson; goes to &nameOfCiname;" :)

Is "Ciname" supposed to be "Cinema"?

  -- GG

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