Extreme Markup Languages Paper SGML DTD

Click to download the Extreme Markup Languages Paper SGML DTD package (in .zip format).

If you cannot retrieve the file using the http protocol, you may also ftp it from ftp.mulberrytech.com/pub/Extreme.

Collected in this package are the DTD and an SGML declaration for a Extreme Markup Languages paper. Any conference papers submitted for consideration for the conference should be marked up in conformance with this DTD.

In addition, we have a DSSSL style sheet for the paper document type. Download it here or find it on the ftp site.

Hints for Use

The DTD is heavily commented. Please read these comments carefully; they should answer most user questions on the DTD and on creating documents according to it. If you have any questions about tag usage or expected behaviors of tagged structures, they may be sent to Extreme@mulberrytech.com.

An SGML instance of an Extreme Markup Languages paper should validate against this DTD if all files are placed together in a subdirectory, and if your instance includes the declaration:

<!DOCTYPE paper SYSTEM "extremepaper.sgml.dtd">

[include a pathname to the file as necessary]

or, if your system supports indirect reference through a catalog, a declaration with the formal public identifier

<!DOCTYPE paper PUBLIC
  "-//GCA//DTD EXTREMEPAPER.DTD 20000306 Vers 1.0//EN">

[configure your catalog as necessary]

The DTD references several ISO external entity sets to support entities for special characters; these should be resident on your system. The standard OASIS (CALS) table model is included as part of the DTD and does not need to be referenced.

We would be interested in any feedback that could help us to refine this implementation in the future: send comments to Extreme@mulberrytech.com.

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