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What is the proper work around for getting those files in then? Surely you don't leave eclipse with 475 warnings by default leaving you to sift through them when a warning you care about comes up I tried adding the 1.7.2 dtd files but they errored, which version is zend basing the local off of? In my developer environment I ended up adding a folder for the dtd's at the root level of the Zend folder and added the dtd files; Eclipse no longer displayed the warnings. /Zend/common/ ldml.dtd 68K (http://unicode.org/cldr/dtd/1.7/ldml.dtd BTW: Before copying the dtd's from unicode.org I had to make sure FF was set to utf-8 character encoding. For some reason the unicode.org server was not serving the dtd's as utf-8 but as iso-8859-1. ... no changes to the /Zend/Locale/Data/ XML files. |
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Nope...
The dtd files are too large to be integrated and they are not needed for proper working.
Additionally we are not allowed to change the source files which we are distributing (except stripping comments).