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Title: Case sensitivity of system identifiers The system identifier in XML is actually a URI. Two URIs
that differ in case are different URIs, but that doesn't stop them referring to
the same resource (just as a/s.xml and b/s.xml might refer to the same resource
if a and b are different names for the same directory). In a document
containing <!DOCTYPE sampledocument SYSTEM
"sampledocument.DTD"> the validity of the document relies on the
fact that the relative URI sampledocument.DTD
can be dereferenced to deliver a resource, and this is obviously going to vary
depending on where the document is located: it will work in an environment where
there is a file retrievable by the name sampledocument.DTD, and it won't work in an environment
where there isn't.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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