Constraints on Attvalues

[Dean Roddey]

>Internal entities are those whose replacement text appears in the
>declaration, and external entities are those whose replacement text
>is referenced by a URI or Publicid.  Either kind can be declared
>either internally (in the internal subset) or externally (in the
>external subset or in an external parameter entity).

In that last parenthetical phrase... can you give an example of the latter
scenario, i.e. "in an
external parameter entity"? Just want to make sure I understand what's being
said.

Thanks.

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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
roddey at us.ibm.com

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