Creating Break Elements

2002-04-16 Thread Eric E. Penetar
The problem that I am having is regarding parsing br tags in an HTML document. I keep getting an error saying that br needs to be ended with an /br tag. However, no matter what I try (using HTMLBRElement or TextElement or HTMLElement) I cannot get an /br tag. Is there a parser feature that can be

RE: Validating XML documents using the Xerces parser

2002-04-16 Thread Dallaway, Simon
Neil, Thanks for the response. I guess to some extent the problem is one needs to be solved within the standard JAXP specification, possibly by deprecating setValidating and defining setDTDValidating and setXSDValidating methods instead? Simon -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Getting a null parent

2002-04-16 Thread Gude Reshma
thanx for the help. My problem is solved. Andy Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is not enough information to reproduce the problem thatyou are experiencing. What is the data? Is there any codethat modifies the tree? Where do these nodes that you'readding to the Vector come from? What are the

Re: really stupid question....

2002-04-16 Thread Andy Clark
William Lane wrote: well i cant for the life of me figure out how to get Xerces to make me a new XML document. is there anyone out there who could help me? i am really new to XML and Xerces. Also look into the javax.xml.parsers interfaces that are part of JAXP (and that is implemented by

Re: validating html

2002-04-16 Thread Andy Clark
David M. Hirst wrote: I'm using the parser to parse html as well as xml documents. When I read in an html file, the parser is generating the following error on Please realize that most HTML documents are *not* well-formed XML documents and therefore cannot be parsed by any conformant

Re: Creating Break Elements

2002-04-16 Thread Andy Clark
Eric E. Penetar wrote: The problem that I am having is regarding parsing br tags in an HTML document. I keep getting an error saying that br needs to be ended with Most HTML documents are *not* well-formed XML documents and therefore cannot be parsed with an XML parser. For possible solutions,

Re: Creating Break Elements

2002-04-16 Thread David M. Hirst
One other option would be to discard the HTMLDocument classes entirely, and instead create all the neccesary tags as if they were xml tags. It's a bit of a hack but seems to do the trick On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Andy Clark wrote: Eric E. Penetar wrote: The problem that I am having is regarding

Problems with entities

2002-04-16 Thread Joan Pujol
Hello, I have 2 problems with entities: -1- I create a XML DOMDocument that at the end I serialize to HTML with Xerces HTMLSerializer. The problem is that I want to insert nbsp is the document. And when I serialize, the nbsp convert to amp;nbsp. How can I avoid this? -2- I have a xml document,

How to skip elements

2002-04-16 Thread harm
Hi all, I would like to parse a message, but leave some elements untouched: This is my XML: ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8? MESSAGE TYPE=start VERSION=0.1 HEADER SENDERjobcontroller/SENDER RECEIVER[1006513692672]/RECEIVER /HEADER BODY FROM[EMAIL PROTECTED]/FROM TO[EMAIL

Schema versioning

2002-04-16 Thread CARLIER Sophie
Hello, I am using XML Schema and I have some questions to support Schema versioning. I would like to use the standard attribute version in my schemas. Is there a way to get it directly with some API method (like getSchema().getVersion() ), or should I open the schema as an XML file and look for

Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Valentin Ruano
Hi everyone, Any body knows how avoid any network access when parsing a XML file with Xerces or Crimson. The application I am developing has to deal with full qualified XML sources (I mean with public dtd URLs) and must work without network connection. I know that I would lose the syntax check,

Re: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Gottfried Szing
On Tue, 2002-04-16 at 12:19, Valentin Ruano wrote: Hi everyone, Any body knows how avoid any network access when parsing a XML file with Xerces or Crimson. The application I am developing has to deal with full qualified XML sources (I mean with public dtd URLs) and must work without network

RE: About performance

2002-04-16 Thread Anderson, John
Title: RE: About performance I've encountered this performance degradation also, and wondering if there are any suggestions for optimization. We are using Xerces to process DTDs and build an abstarct model of them. With large DTDs (example: Docbook), we always get an Out of Memory error. This

RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Valentin Ruano
Hi everyone First of all, Gottfried, Thanks a lot for you help. So I understand that your solution requires change xerces/crimson code a bit... i havbe removed some internal checks - so this code is note compilable. ...mmm unfortunatelly thats the kind of thing I would like to avoid. What I

RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Gottfried Szing
On Tue, 2002-04-16 at 16:26, Valentin Ruano wrote: Hi everyone First of all, Gottfried, Thanks a lot for you help. So I understand that your solution requires change xerces/crimson code a bit... not really, because its enough to set the entity resolver in the parser. e.g. = code

RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Valentin Ruano
ah! thats good, but then, what do you mean with i havbe removed some internal checks - so this code is note compilable.? regards, Valentin. -Original Message- From: Gottfried Szing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 16 April 2002 15:48 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Avoid

RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Valentin Ruano
Cool! That's what I wanted to know, thanks a lot Eric! -Original Message- From: Eric Hodges [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 16 April 2002 15:52 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD I think you can just set the

RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Gottfried Szing
On Tue, 2002-04-16 at 16:57, Valentin Ruano wrote: ah! thats good, but then, what do you mean with i havbe removed some internal checks - so this code is note compilable.? oops, many typos :)) this means that our entityresolver is doing much more than the resolver code i have posted. i have

RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD

2002-04-16 Thread Valentin Ruano
Ok, thanks a lot. Now I've got good looking solutions. cheers, Valentin. -Original Message- From: Gottfried Szing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 16 April 2002 16:07 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Avoid network access fetching the DTD On Tue, 2002-04-16 at 16:57,

Re: creating ProcessingInstruction

2002-04-16 Thread Randy George
Hello, I am trying to add a processing instruction to a document similar to this: ?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8? !DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD SVG 1.0//EN http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/DTD/svg10.dtd; ?xml-stylesheet href=focus.css type=text/css? svg width=150 height=450

RE: creating ProcessingInstruction

2002-04-16 Thread Julian Reschke
Try something like newdoc.insertBefore(pi, newdoc.getFirstChild()) -Original Message- From: Randy George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 6:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: creating ProcessingInstruction Hello, I am trying to add a

Re: validating html

2002-04-16 Thread Andy Clark
Samuel Cheung wrote: Does anyone know if either Jtidy or NekoHTML creates a HTML DOM (defined in the package org.apache.html.dom) from a HTML document? In other words, for each input tag, it creates an object HTMLInputElementImpl, for image tag, it creates an object HTMLImageElementImpl, and

Re: proplem converting CDATA

2002-04-16 Thread Gary Lawrence Murphy
t == tom john [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: t Hi, i get xmldata encapsulated in CDATA section as follows: t ... data ![CDATA[ nameabc/name tel/tel ]] t /data ... If you have the option of creating an intermediate file (or StringWriter?), you could write the CDATA section with

file retrieval

2002-04-16 Thread Mark Brucks
Could anyone tell me what protocol Xerces uses to retrieve files that are not local to the machine and whose URL is specified with a format like file://host/path? We originally thought it was using anonymous ftp - we hosted our XML files on an NT server machine and we got FTP errors if anonymous