hi i am new to use this xerces tool.i have to parse an xml a very simple
one say
hello
i am able to do it through an xml file, but it throws me an error when i try
to give xml with proper indentetion but it works if i give xml without
spaces between the tags.
i will be obliged if
Gladly. Only all my attachments were rejected by the list. Is it at all
allowed to attach files ?
Motti Shneor
Software Engineer
Orbograph Ltd.
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input
child name=Varunhello/child
/input
Motti Shneor-2 wrote:
Gladly. Only all my attachments were rejected by the list. Is it at all
allowed to attach files ?
Motti Shneor
Software Engineer
Orbograph Ltd.
P.O.Box 215, Yavne 81102, Israel
Tel: 972-8-9322257 ext. 230
Attachments are allowed. This message should have two attachments: one
is an input document constructed from your text (except the quotes), the
other is the output from DOMPrint when the first is parsed.
Does DOMPrint fail if you save either of these to disk and parse it? If
so, with what
So can you suggest me how i can discard white spaces even if it is present in
the document ?
Jesse Pelton wrote:
Ah. Now we're talking. If you put non-discardable whitespace into a
document, it will be included in the DOM hierarchy as text nodes. In
your document, the input element has
I forgot to respond to your specific question: if you want to ignore
certain text, check whether the node you're processing is a text node,
and if so, skip processing it if you determine you don't care about its
contents. DOMNode::getNodeType() allows you to determine the type of
any given node
Hi Jesse,
Jesse Pelton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alternatively, you can write a DTD or schema for your documents and let
Xerces sort out which nodes are white space in element content. You'll
still need to check whether the node you're processing is a text node;
if it is,
I always wondered what that flag was for!
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To: c-dev@xerces.apache.org
Subject: Re: parsing xml
Hi Jesse,
Jesse Pelton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alternatively,
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Tony Wang commented on XERCESC-1512:
I am experiencing the same issue when using Xerces 2.7 in our product,
