XSD/DTD for JSPX

Is there any XSD/DTD file for Java 5/6 so I can validate my JSPX code?

I presume you're speaking of the XML Doclet at:
http://www.sun.com/xml/developers/doclet/
There may be one internally; the engineer no
longer works at Sun, so it may take some tracking down.
I'll see if I can find it.
-Doug Kramer
Javadoc team

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hi kindly reply to this mail guru'ssss
i am facing a problem in parising a xml file against dtd and xsd.
i have the dtd which contains only enitities that can be present in the xml file and the xsd file for validation against elements and attribute.
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Thanks a lot Sir DrClap..
I tried to use and implement the org.w3c.dom.ls.LSResourceResolver Interface which is based on the SAX2 EntityResolver.
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LSResourceResolver Implementation
import org.w3c.dom.ls.LSInput;
import org.w3c.dom.ls.LSResourceResolver;
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Steven,
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Sure Gang!
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well i need to parse the html pages and for that i need binary dtd for html version 4.0 or 4.01, so if anyone of u could help me out then i will be very thankfull to u. if u know any parser which could convert the dtd into it's binary format then please let me know.
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Well the file avaliable at w3c.org's site is having extension .dtd but what i am looking for is binary dtd which will have an extension of .bdtd, if anyone will let me know about the conversion of dtd file into binary dtd , i will be very thankfull to him.
i want to use it parsing html with the help of javax.swing.text.html and we could only pass binary dtd as a parameter for parsing html. it has default binary dtd of html 3.2 but i need for html 4.0 so either i have to convert dtd to binary format or i need dtd with extension of .bdtd

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