ins in scope for the element on which it is
declared and all of its descendants, unless it is overridden or undeclared on
one of those descendants'
so and are in the n1: namespace.
hth, Jim Fuller
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pass the stream to ANT.
As I can see from the rest of the post you have already made a start, if
your are finding that your needs seem like a poor match with what Ant is
offering, its probably because Ant is firstly a build tool, I find using
Jelly a useful alternative to cons
Got to be the funniest bug I've seen in awhileLOL.
Jim Fuller
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or(int i=0; i
The output would be a the 'file processed' message displaying per
included file.
Gl, Jim Fuller
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der. Had the methods allow a classloader, then
> they could
> have set the contextclassloader appropriatelly, before calling the
> XMLAPI library.
[Jim Fuller]
Since v7.1 Saxon is not bound to Aelfred xml parser, and doesn't ship
with it, Saxon will use by default JVM parser if Aelfred
and d/l a build of NetKernel -preferably 2.1 when it
> ships shortly. This is definitely a generic XML processor engine which
> does plenty much magic, like (in v2.1) autobinding a database select
to
> an XML document for later xformation.
[Jim Fuller] interesting, will have a look...
&
the business of a programming language
> (which is
> what ANT XML really is) where non-understood things are silently
> ignored. (-1)
[Jim Fuller] completely agree with this statement, though I think the
idea of a processing switch that turns off strict 'ant' processing would
be usefu
> From: Jose Alberto Fernandez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 23 December 2003 11:44
> Subject: RE: a comment about xml namespace
> Given the above, what do you mean by namespaces "ANT does not know"
[Jim Fuller] Ant has no concept of what to do with 'other'
>Ant1.7 lets you have any XML you like inside some task. So you could
>have a task that required valid XML and took whatever was
>inside. Or even an task that required valid RDF
+1 to that,
cheers, Jim Fuller
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This is what I (think I) originally proposed, but did
not articulate it correctly.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-dev&m=105240500519029&w=2
Peter
Consider the following;
http://www.w3c.org/RDF/";
xmlns:DC="http://purl.org/RDF/DC/";>
http://purl.org/metadata/dublin_core_elements";
DC:Title="namespace build"
DC:Creator="Jim Fuller"
rocessing is on
b) another switch that states to handle antlib in default namespace, or have
some convention
ta, Jim Fuller
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axng man myself
sorry about the random nature of this posting, also some of the points maybe
ill informed or not relevent though I can see some definate parallels with what
Ant wants to do and what XSLT has been through.
cheers, Jim Fuller
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you might be better off using an xslt transformation on the build.xml file
itself,
just a lurkers comments, jim fuller
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