I've added three new testcase, all dealing with entities. The cases entity.case.xml and xinclude-with-entity.case.xml are ok; they both define their entities in the same file (either in the "main" or in the xincluded file).
However, the testcase xinclude-with-extentity.case.xml refers to an external file entity-decl.ent. This file contains the entity definitions. For some reason, this isn't possible, although it's correct XML.
Oh, by the way: executing dbxincluder with the respective file gives the following error:
$ dbxincluder tests/cases/xinclude-with-extentity.case.xml
Error at tests/cases/xinclude-with-extentity.case.xml:6: Could not parse 'tests/cases/xinclude3.xml': Entity 'bar' not defined, line 10, column 35
For some reasons, the file xinclude3.xml doesn't resolve the (externally definied) entity which results in the above error message.
@Vogtinator: Fabian, could you look into this issue next week? Thanks!
I've added three new testcase, all dealing with entities. The cases
entity.case.xmlandxinclude-with-entity.case.xmlare ok; they both define their entities in the same file (either in the "main" or in the xincluded file).However, the testcase
xinclude-with-extentity.case.xmlrefers to an external fileentity-decl.ent. This file contains the entity definitions. For some reason, this isn't possible, although it's correct XML.Oh, by the way: executing
dbxincluderwith the respective file gives the following error:For some reasons, the file
xinclude3.xmldoesn't resolve the (externally definied) entity which results in the above error message.@Vogtinator: Fabian, could you look into this issue next week? Thanks!