This is not your only post pleading for non-GWT related help so stop
pretending that your questions have been on topic. Do not abuse the
forum help by trying to get others to do your (server side) work.
Learn Java, or use another forum for non-GWT help.

" why xml manipulations fails on server "

http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/79a4c1ff95c677e9#

"Executing DOS command"

http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/e65a897841331460/723203bd79e2b7b8?lnk=gst


On Aug 25, 1:27 pm, Rahul <coolrahul18...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I don't understand how come this issue is not related to gwt.GWT
> parser which is import com.google.gwt.xml.client.XMLParser;
> has a function to remove white spaces so its common sense for someone
> to think that there are predefined functions in GWT which does the
> reversed functionality of that, so that the xml file can be retrieved
> and seen in a nice output manner.
>
> Yeah, I agree i should not have posted the urgent tag, except that I
> still agree this is an GWT issue.
>
> On Aug 25, 7:07 am, Frank Argueta <frank.argu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Perhaps you should learn Java and also learn how to solve your
> > problems instead, especially if its urgent to you - which does not
> > make your issue urgent to anyone else. Please stop posting questions
> > not related to GWT on this forum.
>
> > On Aug 24, 11:50 pm,Rahul<coolrahul18...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Hi,
> > > I got another writer XML Writer but i am still not able to add white
> > > spaces into it.
>
> > > For example: i want a file like this
>
> > > <ns:transformerControl xmlns:ns="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/trn/
> > > 1.1"><ns:formats><ns:input format="xsd" name="$
> > > {cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/formats/jdbc_request.xsd"
> > > root="jdbc_response"><ns:namespaces><ns:namespace prefix="cbns1"
> > > url="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/jdbc/1.0"/></ns:namespaces></
> > > ns:input><ns:output format="hl7" name="${cbesb_esb_proj}::v2_2//ORU"
> > > root="ORU"><ns:namespaces><ns:namespace prefix="tns" url="http://
> > > cbesb.bostechcorp.com/hl7/v2_2"/></ns:namespaces></ns:output></
> > > ns:formats><ns:operationList><ns:operation class="OpDatabase"
> > > name="database" type="class"><ns:parameters><ns:property name="mode"
> > > value="Setup"/><ns:property name="variable" 
> > > value="Connection1"/><ns:property name="connectionType" 
> > > value="1"/><ns:property
>
> > > name="connectionFile" value="${cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/database/
> > > connections/SQLServer.dbc"/><ns:property name="driverName" 
> > > value=""/><ns:property name="URL" value=""/><ns:property name="user" 
> > > value=""/
> > > ><ns:property name="password" value=""/><ns:property name="autoCommit"
>
> > > value="false"/><ns:property name="connectionRetries" 
> > > value="3"/><ns:property name="connectionInterval" value="3000"/></
>
> > > ns:parameters></ns:operation><ns:operation name="iterate" type="built-
> > > in"><ns:parameters><ns:source type="absolute" path="jdbc_response/rows/
> > > row"/><ns:property name="context" value="Context1"/></
> > > ns:parameters><ns:operationList>
>
> > > to be converted like this
> > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
> > > <ns:transformerControl xmlns:ns="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/trn/
> > > 1.1">
> > >   <ns:formats>
> > >     <ns:input format="xsd" name="${cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/formats/
> > > jdbc_request.xsd" root="jdbc_response">
> > >       <ns:namespaces>
> > >         <ns:namespace prefix="cbns1" url="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/
> > > jdbc/1.0" />
> > >       </ns:namespaces>
> > >     </ns:input>
> > >     <ns:output format="hl7" name="${cbesb_esb_proj}::v2_2//ORU"
> > > root="ORU">
> > >       <ns:namespaces>
> > >         <ns:namespace prefix="tns" url="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/
> > > hl7/v2_2" />
> > >       </ns:namespaces>
> > >     </ns:output>
> > >   </ns:formats>
> > >   <ns:operationList>
> > >     <ns:operation class="OpDatabase" name="database" type="class">
> > >       <ns:parameters>
> > >         <ns:property name="mode" value="Setup" />
> > >         <ns:property name="variable" value="Connection1" />
> > >         <ns:property name="connectionType" value="1" />
> > >         <ns:property name="connectionFile" value="$
> > > {cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/database/connections/SQLServer.dbc" />
> > >         <ns:property name="driverName" value="" />
> > >         <ns:property name="URL" value="" />
> > >         <ns:property name="user" value="" />
> > >         <ns:property name="password" value="" />
> > >         <ns:property name="autoCommit" value="false" />
> > >         <ns:property name="connectionRetries" value="3" />
> > >         <ns:property name="connectionInterval" value="3000" />
> > >       </ns:parameters>
> > >     </ns:operation>
> > >     <ns:operation name="iterate" type="built-in">
> > >       <ns:parameters>
> > >         <ns:source type="absolute" path="jdbc_response/rows/row" />
> > >         <ns:property name="context" value="Context1" />
> > >       </ns:parameters>
> > >       <ns:operationList>
> > >         <ns:operation cl
>
> > > any suggestions anyone?
> > > I need it to work urgently
>
> > > On Aug 24, 11:45 am,Rahul<coolrahul18...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Hi,
> > > > Confirmation, i opened my generated xml in XML notepad 2007, it added
> > > > white spaces automatically and then i saved and then send to the
> > > > application, it was giving me the desired output
>
> > > > how should i add white spaces to my xml in gwt? also would i need to
> > > > add it on server side when i am saving the modified xml?
>
> > > > Sincerely,
> > > >Rahul
>
> > > > On Aug 24, 11:22 am,Rahul<coolrahul18...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > Hi,
> > > > > My gwt application modifies an xml document, and sends it to another
> > > > > application where the output is generated. Now for parsing with gwt, i
> > > > > had to remove the white spaces in it because if i didnt it was givin
> > > > > me an error.
>
> > > > > Now my application wants my generated xml to have whitespaces in it,
> > > > > any idea how can I add whitespaces to my xml document through gwt?
>
> > > > > Sincerely,
> > > > >Rahul
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