[Thomas SMETS]

Dear,

I defined the spring DTD as a user defined template and set up the browser to be able to go throught the proxy but I still get a time out in the problems window….
What is also weird is that I get a Connection time out while I can fetch the page from the myEclipseIDE Web Browser …. 😥
Hence the application-contect is in fact never validated.

\T,

p.s. : closed topics are not followed anymore … ?

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Thomas SMETs

[Riyad Kalla]

p.s. : closed topics are not followed anymore … ?

If people reply to them they are.

I defined the spring DTD as a user defined template and set up the browser to be able to go throught the proxy but I still get a time out in the problems window….

Can you enter all the XML catalog info you typed when you entered this user entry?

[Thomas SMETS]

I did used the version provided in the forum

URI: http://www.springframework.org/dtd/spring-beans.dtd
Key Type: Public ID
Key: -//SPRING//DTD BEAN//EN

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Thomas SMETS

[Riyad Kalla]

Thomas,
The catalog is used to enter in local references for DTDs and Schemas, the entry you pasted above doesn’t buy you anything since the parser will still go out to the web and try and resolve the DTD. Whta I suggest you do is download the DTD and change the URI to something like: file:/c:/dtds/spring-beans.dtd

That way you don’t need to worry about the proxy settings and instead of the local copy of the DTD will be used.

However I would note that there is currently a bug in the catalog that doesn’t allow editing or deleting of user entries, we hope to address it soon.

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