Hi all,
I need to select the root element from a xml document but without
knowing its structure.
XmlObject[] elems = document.selectPath("...");
I would like to know how to execute a statement like
"document.getRootElement()."
How can I do that ?
Regards
ferp
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Hi all,
I would like to validate a xml document against a given xsd.
My xml document doesn't contain any xsi:schemaLocation but the given xsd
is well known.
Below I reported a piece of code:
File xmlFile = new File(xmlFilePath);
XmlObject xml = XmlObject.Factory.parse(xmlFile);
Hi Jacob,
I was using eclipse but just now I switched to command line as your test, to
see if there is any difference.
So:
1) at source level the same changes as you
try {
//XmlObject _document = XmlObject.Factory.parse(docContent);
XmlObject document = XPathRe
Hi Jacob,
thanks a lot for your support.
Two 'strange' thinks that I've noticed:
1) your example (and now also my example) is working simply adding only one
extra jar: saxon8-dom.jar.
That is at the end the jars in my path are:
saxon8.jar
xbean_xpath.jar
jsr173_1.0_api.jar
xbean.jar
saxon8-do
Hi Jacob,
I've added the suggested line:
private final static String namespace=
"http://www.bsource.ch/bs";;
private final static String namespaceDeclaration = "declare namespace bs='"
+ namespace + "';";
public void setValue (String path, String value) throws Bookstor
Ciao Radu,
thanks for the suggestion but:
private final static String namespace=
"http://www.bsource.ch/bs";;
private final static String namespaceDeclaration = "declare namespace bs='"
+ namespace + "';";
...
XmlObject[] elems = null;
elems = document.selectPat
Hi all,
I'm using xmlbeans-2.2.0 and saxonb8-6-1 and I'm trying to use the
XmlObject.selectPath function.
Here my xml document:
http://www.bsource.ch/bs";>
1
author1
title1
2
author2
title2
generated using XmlCursor object in the following way:
1) in Bookstore
Hi all,
I'm using xmlbeans-2.2.0 and saxonb8-6-1 and I'm trying to run the
provided SelectPath example from XQueryXPath samples
(I'm interested mainly on XmlObject.selectPath usage).
>From the XQueryXPath class I've commented out all calls to the ExecQuery
class and I've left only the below cal
Hi Cezar,
the original document is the below:
http://www.bsource.ch/EDA";>
CS GROUP N
09-03-2007
1213853
-0.2
5821192
CHF //
this line will be changed
87.9
87.75
87.7
size 471 bytes
The xpath expres
Hi Cezar,
thanks. I've used:
- XMLCursor.selectPath()
- only one XMLCursor object
- + cursor.push() & cursor.pop() methods.
Now the result is ok:
Response:
http://www.bsource.ch/EDA";>
CS GROUP N
09-03-2007
1213853
-0.2
5821192
001
87.9
87.75
002
87.7
but what about the
Hi all,
I've just started to use XMLBeans and I had some troubles to use
XmlCursor to navigate through a document, update it and get back the
updated version.
This is my xml document:
http://www.bsource.ch/EDA";>
CS GROUP N
09-03-2007
1213853
-0.2
Hi Cezar,
I've defined the classpath as follows:
but I got:
[java] java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: When a DOMSource is used,
saxon8-dom.jar must be on the classpath
So I've added also: ${LIB_
Hi all,
I'm trying to run the XQueryXPath sample bundled with xmlbeans-2.2.0.
I've compiled the sample and updated the
xmlbeans-2.2.0\samples\XQueryXPath\build\lib folder with the below
entries:
12.06.2006 11:4523'630 jsr173_1.0_api.jar
12.06.2006 11:4560'047 resolve
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