Hi Howard
I've fixed the problem - it was actually a minor patch to dom4j. If you
download the daily dom4j build here...
http://dom4j.org/download.html
and use the dom4j.jar from it in your web application, the problem should go
away.
There will be a new official release of dom4j in the next w
I my test I did use the & syntax and got the same, incorrect behavior.
I just took a look at the latest binary and your test must have not made the
11-15 build.
Not sure why we are getting differing results.
This is the actual line that parses the link;
After this line I had to write a funct
Hi Howard
Remember that in XML and HTML that & is a reserved symbol used to denote the
start of an entity so that it must be escaped as &
So some XML containing a URL with a link with & would look like this
http://server.com/someapp.jsp?id=27&name=james
If you edit your XML document to properl
James,
Sure.
To reproduce the possible space_ampersand_space problem with XTAGS...
- Take the Simple RSS Example
- Either create an RSS file who's tags contain ampersand-included
links such as;
httppp://server.com/someapp.jsp?id=27&name=bubba
A simple way to do this is to just save the more
BTW if anyone needs any help with XPath I can heartily recommend the
excellent Zvon XPath tutorial...
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/General/examples.html
and the equally excellent (and much more in depth) XML in a nutshell by
Elliotte Rusty Harold
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/xmlnut/c
This XPath expression shoudl do it...
/attributelist/attribute[@name='fcreacion']/value
Or in JSP this would look like...
Documento1
14/11/2001
11122
Which would output:-
14/11/2001
James
- Original Message -
From: "Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi all,
I am working with XTags library and I have a problem with the following XML:
...
Documento1
14/11/2001
Hi Dinesh,
take a look at jsptags.com.
(tld-info: The Pager Tag Library helps generate Google[sm] and
AltaVista®
style search result navigators. It will take multiple pages worth of
information, dynamically split it up into page sized pieces and generate
a browsable index. It does this in a flex
Hello,
if I'm right the taglib-uri can be set to whatever you like, it has only
to be the same in the
tld-file, the web.xml and the uri-directive in the jsp-file.
You could take uri = "xyz" and it should work!
Peter
Nick Pellow wrote:
>
> Ingmar ,
> Well, the taglib uri you have is not correct
Hi Howard
I've never noticed that before. Could you give us an example of how to
reproduce this problem?
James
- Original Message -
From: "Moore, Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 12:13 AM
Subject: XTAGS space amp; space problem
> Gre
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