Prevent 503 error from W3.org when Spring tries to load XML files?

Your spring xml file should not be XHTML, so just remove the DTD declaration. Instead, use xml schemas, as showed in the example at.

Your spring xml file should not be XHTML, so just remove the DTD declaration. Instead, use xml schemas, as showed in the example at static.springsource.org/spring/docs/3.0.....

Yeah, thing is the DTD is not mentioned there – Sevas Feb 15 '10 at 22:58 Indirectly, it is. Just add -1.0 to make it read springframework. Org/schema/webflow-config/….

The schema file you are referring to is an XHTML document. – user188719 Feb 16 '10 at 17:36.

The W3 server was probably down ... but it is not cool for an application to stop working it cannot talk to w3. Org, and it is not friendly to w3. Org for an application to refetch standard DTDs, etc each time it runs.

Your application should have its own permanent store of standard DTDs etetera, and should be configured so that XML parsers and the like know to look there first. Alternatively, you should arrange that you proxy has permanent copies of the relevant DTDs. Anyway as @andi5 says, a Spring wiring file should not be using that particular DTD anyway.So removing the reference should fix this particular instance of the problem.

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