As a means to get around the entity resolvers
without a DTD, that's brilliant. As a long term
solution, one can either solve the problem
now and see how that solution thrives, or
wait for the W3C to change XML and keep on living
with the problem, or use DTDs. Given it solves more
problems for more people than XML developers, and
it gives some pain relief until or if the W3C works
the problem, this has merit. If it doesn't, it
is code we can throw away because it ISN'T in the
XML specification.
len
From: Tim Bray [mailto:]
Check out http://tbray.org/tag/utf-8+names.html
