I would like not to spend my weekend figuring this out so I am hoping
someone knows the answer or absent that, has a couple of good theories. We
are talking about Xalan/Xerces C++.
I am running some Xalan/Xerces stuff under Borlands Delphi 5.0. Its pretty
trivial. I do a loadlibrary on a dll a
>If you're doing this on a UNIX-flavored system, consider using sed.
Actually, sed does exactly the same thing -- it passes the whole file
through the tool in order to find and alter specific points within it.
Well-formed XML files have a single root element, so you really can't just
append to
Maruthi Rao asks:
>How can i append content to the existing content of an xml file using
>ReDirect extension of Xalan.
I gather that you want to splice more branches onto an existing tree.
That may be safer with file-manipulation tools. Right now, all that XSLT
(Xalan or other) offers is the pos
Hi guys!
I am interested to know is there any way of doing the following
1. How can i append content to the existing content of an xml file using
ReDirect extension of Xalan.
Thanks in advance
Maruthi
