mikeidge@g... wrote:

> The XML document I'm reading is completely valid, so I don't expect
> any errors to be reported by the parser. Indeed, this is the case if I
> let the parser go online to get the DTD files by leaving the pvarInput
> VARIANT pointer NULL in the resolveEntity(...) callback. However, as
> soon as I try to supply the parser with the text of the identical DTDs/
> MODs sourced from my local disk, I get the following error: "incorrect
> document syntax", which, apparently, occurs on the first line of the
> XML file. This doesn't happen for all of the DTD files though; in the
> case I'm trying to debug, the first DTD it asks for works with no
> problems, but I get the error as soon as it tries to use the second
> MOD file it asks for.

What's a "MOD file" exactly? Are you sure MSXML supports that file format?

As for using MSXML with C++, I am afraid I can't help with that. You 
might want to try 
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/msxml/threads/ instead as 
some people are around there helping with MSXML and C++ issues.



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	Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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