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Document type declaration – PB Docs 2021 – PowerBuilder Library

Document type declaration – PB Docs 2021

Document type declaration

The document type declaration contains or points to markup
declarations that provide a grammar for a class of documents. This
grammar is known as a document type definition, or DTD. The document
type declaration defines constraints on the sequence and nesting of
tags, attribute values, names and formats of external references, and
so forth. You can edit the document type declaration to change its
name, but the name must always be the same as the name of the root
element. Changing the name in either the document type declaration or
the root element automatically changes the name in the other.

Adding DTDs

You can add an identifier pointing to an external DTD subset,
and you can add an internal DTD subset. If you supply both external
and internal subsets, entity and attribute-list declarations in the
internal subset take precedence over those in the external
subset.

Public identifiers

An external identifier can include a public identifier that an
XML processor can use to generate an alternative URI. If an
alternative URI cannot be generated, the URI provided in the system
identifier is used. External identifiers without a public identifier
are preceded by the keyword SYSTEM. External identifiers with a public
identifier are preceded by the keyword PUBLIC.

Exporting metadata

If you specify a system or public identifier and/or an
internal subset in the Document Type Declaration dialog box, a DTD
cannot be generated when the data is exported to XML. A MetaDataType
of XMLDTD! is ignored. For more information about the properties
that control the export of metadata, see Exporting metadata.

Examples

These are examples of valid document type declarations.

An external system identifier:

An external system identifier with a public identifier:

An external system identifier with an internal DTD. The internal
DTD is enclosed in square brackets:


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