Dear all,
I'm using xercesc createDocument and serializer to create and write an XML
document that is meant to be parsed using a schema for validation.
I'm using (sorry for the layout):
adel_impl_module =
DOMImplementationRegistry::getDOMImplementation(XMLString::transcode("Core"));
adel_module_doc = adel_impl_module->createDocument(
XMLString::transcode("http://www.asml.com/XMLSchema/MT/Generic/ADELcalibrationModuleLayout/v1.0
xmlns:xsi=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\";
xsi:schemaLocation=\"http://www.asml.com/XMLSchema/MT/Generic/ADELcalibrationModuleLayout/v1.0
ADELcalibrationModuleLayout_PKNE.xsd"),
XMLString::transcode("ADELcalibrationModuleLayout:ModuleLayout"), 0);
adel_module_doc->setEncoding(X("UTF-8"));
adel_module_doc->setVersion(X("1.0"));
This creates a document with header
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
I've been told that:
"please don't use the 'standalone' declaration. It is only usefull when DTD's
are used. We don't use DTD but XML-schema (XSD). Some parsers even get confused
(even crash) when using this declaration."
How do I force DOM to NOT write the "standalone" property in the header.
Can't seem to find the answer to this anywhere.
Kind Regards,
Joep.
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