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nicolss hirel commented on XERCESC-1572:
I tried to change the order of the include files (put xerces before hp)
It worked.
It is true that a lot of APIs provide an
Hi Scott,
At 10:48 AM 3/3/2006 -0500, Scott Cantor wrote:
> The DOM is allowed to be in a state where there is no xmlns:ns=""
> namespace declaration and "ns" is used as the prefix of an element or
> attribute; the serialization code will handle this case by adding the
> declaration on the fly (
> The DOM is allowed to be in a state where there is no xmlns:ns=""
> namespace declaration and "ns" is used as the prefix of an element or
> attribute; the serialization code will handle this case by adding the
> declaration on the fly (and renaming conflicting prefixes if bound to
> different
Alberto...
The thing is working now!
Saying a big THANKS is the least I can do...
I'm sure I would have never been able to resolve that issue myself...
Congratulations and thanks again.
Nicolas
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From: Alberto Massari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 03,
Hi Nicolas,
I finally tracked down the issue; I placed a breakpoint inside the
SchemaAttDef constructor and used the Object Inspector to see its
values (and they were good), then I did the same on the pointer
returned by getAttDef(). So I noticed that the values were shifted,
and the fAttName
Hi Scott,
At 03:25 AM 3/3/2006 -0500, Scott Cantor wrote:
I don't think is a bug, but it's decidedly odd behavior, in my opinion, at
least based on a lot of obvious uses for the method. I'm sure it's not a bug
in fact, because the code is directly from the DOM3 spec, which says to
implement look
I don't think is a bug, but it's decidedly odd behavior, in my opinion, at
least based on a lot of obvious uses for the method. I'm sure it's not a bug
in fact, because the code is directly from the DOM3 spec, which says to
implement lookupNamespaceURI such that no namespace declaration has to be
p
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Vitaly Prapirny commented on XERCESC-1572:
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Another suggestion: you could include HP header files after Xerces-C ones.
> Compiling problem because of Assert method
