Hi Alberto,
I have noticed those bogus addresses as well... It is a bit as if those
objects are not valid any more...
I noticed the following comment in file SchemaAttDef.hpp:
// --
// Partial implementation of PSVI
// The va
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David Bertoni commented on XERCESC-1572:
There is no way to use C++ namespaces to fix a problem with an errant macro,
since macro substitution is performed before t
Hi Nicolas,
thanks for sending the code; I tried with my usual setup (Visual C++
6.0) and it worked just fine. So I tried with Borland C++ 6, and I
see that the attribute name (and other members of the attribute
definition) are set to bogus addresses like 0xFFE. I am
investigating how this
Alberto,
I used the code you just gave to me. I'm trying to get a pointer to a QName
object, but it seems that that object is invalid.
I get the pointer to QName, but then no matter which method of QName I call
I get an exception (Access in invalid memory).
XMLAttDefList& attrIter=pComplexType->
At 11:45 AM 3/2/2006 +0200, Nicolas Tsokas wrote:
Hi Alberto,
Method getAttName() is not implemented in base class XMLAttDef. It's only
implemented in class SchemaAttDef.
You're right, I read my code too quickly This is what I do:
ComplexTypeInfo& curTypeInfo = complexTypeEnum.nextElement
Hi Alberto,
Method getAttName() is not implemented in base class XMLAttDef. It's only
implemented in class SchemaAttDef.
Is there any way of extracting namespace/prefix information from XMLAttDef?
Many thanks for replying to me...
Nicolas
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From: Alberto Massari [mai
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nicolss hirel commented on XERCESC-1572:
Thanks David for your quick answer.
You are right, I checked and I am using HP Openview TeMIP software which
defines an Ass
Hi Nicolas,
At 02:50 PM 3/1/2006 +0200, Nicolas Tsokas wrote:
Hi Alberto...
Thanks indeed for your answer...
Yes, I've tried getAttName()... And it always gives me a pointer to
an invalid QName object. I mean qname->getPrefix(), qname->getLocalPart(),
etc. they all cause an exception...
That
Hi Oliver,
I fear this is not currently possible, as we don't have access to a
64-bit Windows machine at the moment.
Thanks,
Alberto
At 05:32 PM 2/27/2006 -0800, Os Xerces wrote:
hi,
are there any plans to make a binary release of xerces (either 2.7.0 or 3.0,
but perhaps preferrably 2.7.0 be
