Please Help Me

[Teun Duynstee]

Your declaration should refer to a valid URL. A file system URL looks like
this:
file://C:/xml/xappli/DTDs/Books.dtd
If you are working locally on both your XML and DTD, you can also use a
relative reference. If you want to use an HTTP URL, it must be possible to
retrieve the resource. http://c:/xml/xappli/Books.dtd doesn't look like a
valid HTTP URL to me.

Good luck,
Teun

PS. There is a fairly good tutorial on XML, DTD an such at
http://wdvl.internet.com/Authoring/Languages/XML/Tutorials/Intro/toc.html

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