How can I reference a dtd in the Web-Inf directory from an xml file?

Hi,
I've placed my test.xml and test.dtd files in the following
direcory (part of my web application)
weblogic\config\MyDomain\applications\sample\Web-inf
When I refer to the dtd from the xml file, as follows,
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<!DOCTYPE application SYSTEM "test.dtd">
Weblogic tries to look for the dtd in the weblogic directory(the
place where I started the server from). How can I get it to read
the dtd in the Web-inf directory?
I'm using Weblogic6.0 SP1 on Windows NT 4.0
Thanks.

Two options:
1) Use SYSTEM "http://localhost:7001/sample/test.dtd"
2) Or use XML registry in WLS6.0
Cheers - Wei
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Hi,
I've placed my test.xml and test.dtd files in the following
direcory (part of my web application)
weblogic\config\MyDomain\applications\sample\Web-inf
When I refer to the dtd from the xml file, as follows,
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<!DOCTYPE application SYSTEM "test.dtd">
Weblogic tries to look for the dtd in the weblogic directory(the
place where I started the server from). How can I get it to read
the dtd in the Web-inf directory?
I'm using Weblogic6.0 SP1 on Windows NT 4.0
Thanks.

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