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April 16, 2012
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NAVSEAC2 DTD and Architect 5.1, 5.3 M040

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Has anyone loaded the subject DTD into the subject versions of Architect? I
am having a problem validating the DTD in an SGML Document Type.
At line 123, column 22 the parser is telling me that it was expecting an
asterisk.
I am attaching a copy of the DTD. Any help that you can suggest would be
greatly appreciated.



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    ebenton1-Visitor
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    April 16, 2012
    My text editor shows line 122 column 22 as being in the middle of an SGML comment: "an SGML editing session with a null element. If this is necessary" Column 22 is between the words "editing" and "session". Maybe you could post what *you* see as line 122.
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    jgroves1-VisitorAuthor
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    April 16, 2012
    Ed

    I got through line 123, now it is line 234.





    John



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    BillCroshier1-Visitor
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    April 16, 2012
    Two things:
    There is an XML declaration at the beginning of the file. [Suspect Architect added it because it assumed XML as a default]
    The parameter entity 'yesorno' in the ATTLIST for warnsum does not have a semi-colon at the end [ '%yesorno' should be '%yesorno;']


    -Bill
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    ebenton1-Visitor
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    April 16, 2012
    You have an XML declaration at the top of the DTD (")" This causes Arbortext Editor/Architect to try to validate it as an XML DTD. There are some syntactical and grammatical structures in this file that are non-XML-compliant. If you remove that line at the top of the file, Arbortext will parse it as SGML, I think.
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    jgroves1-VisitorAuthor
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    April 16, 2012
    Ed and William

    Thank you for your responses. I have removed the declaration and inserted
    the semi-colon. Now it needs a file called markitX. I know that there is a
    folder labeled market that the market parser uses and I have copied that to
    my doctype folder. But I can't find the file called markitx!

    According to the Migration Issues Help, I should change the entity calls to
    the *.ent (xml entities) but that is for XML not SGML.



    "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Latin 1//EN//XML"





    John



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    ebenton1-Visitor
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    April 17, 2012
    I believe that MarkIt is Arbortext Editor's SGML parser. If says it can't find it, perhaps your catalog path (APTCATPATH environment variable) is missing the %D as part of the value. %D is the Editor default catalog path.
    If you have actually declared a catalog path for a catalog containing a catalog that maps your PUBLIC names, this value overwrites Arbortext Editor's default value unless you append the path with %D (separated by a semi-colon from the rest of the value). If you don't have %D in your catalog path, Arbortext Editor won't be able to find some or all of its own files.
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    jgroves1-VisitorAuthor
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    April 17, 2012
    Ed

    That did it!!!! I added %D to the catalog path and it all works just as
    advertised. I guess that I have been to close to the trees to see the
    forest. I cannot thank you enough.



    Have a wonderful day!



    John



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    ebenton1-Visitor
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    April 17, 2012
    Glad it worked! You said that you had copied some files to your doctype directory in an unsuccessful attempt to make this work. Now that you have got it working, make sure you get rid of any duplicate files that exist in both your doctype directory and the Arbortext Editor directories.
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