I don't have a big opinion, but clearly this is a much bigger issue than
Xerces and would apply equally to all other parsers I would guess. There are
a lot of different deployment scenarios to consider.
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"Dean Roddey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't have a problem if people want to contribute DTD fragments
> that cover particular encodings, and if those get distributed with
> the parser. I was just saying that they couldn't be prebuilt into
> the parser itself as predefined entities. They h
I don't have a problem if people want to contribute DTD fragments that cover
particular encodings, and if those get distributed with the parser. I was
just saying that they couldn't be prebuilt into the parser itself as
predefined entities. They have to be parsed in from user's DTDs, when they
wan
"Dean Roddey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Lots of encodings are standard encodings. If we had to hard code
> every one of the possible named character refs into the parser, it
> would be too much of a burden. It makes a lot more sense to have
> standard DTD fragments out there that define sets
I wouldn't have noticed it either, except I was running against a test suite.
Chris
At 05:54 PM 5/30/2001, Dean Roddey wrote:
>That is probably true, and it would be my mistake. It probably works in
>99.9% of all cases, which is why its not been caught. But yes, you could
>have and that would i
That is probably true, and it would be my mistake. It probably works in
99.9% of all cases, which is why its not been caught. But yes, you could
have and that would indeed fail. So it should skip
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>> I've tried to create entities in the DTD like:
and
>> then it works better - getNodeValue on "å" then gets me the right
>> character.. But using the DOMPrint code on a document as that gives me
>> "˚"...
>
>It's kind of irritating to have to do that, given that 8859-1 is a
>standard encod
I am using xerces 1.4 with Win32. I am using the existing downloadable
binaries. When I parse multiple times in the same process, memory is
not relieved after each parse. As a test, I took the sample VC6
project DOMPrint (DOMPrint.cpp), and simply looped the code between the
parser creation an
(Bugzilla appears to be down)
In XMLScanner::scanProlog(), to detect an xml decl, the following code is used:
fReaderMgr.skippedString(XMLUni::fgXMLDeclStringSpace)
I believe this is incorrect. If there is a whitespace other than the space
character 0x20 following "
XMLUni::fgXMLDeclStringSp
Xerces-C docs say an application should never new a DOM object since "this
will
greatly confuse the automatic memory management". I'd appreciate if someone
could elaborate on how Xerces memory management could be thrown off by an
application newing a DOM instance.
It seems Xerces reference countin
Hi!
I'm desperate , 'cause I've successfully compiled Xerces 1_3 under
BCB4and i'm trying to make a getAttribute and get a value written in
german (i.e. chars like Ä) but Xerces under bcb4 makes a lot of
confusion reading chars like that.
I really need a solution!
I tryed my xml file wi
"Stefan Berglund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've tried to create entities in the DTD like: and
> then it works better - getNodeValue on "å" then gets me the right
> character.. But using the DOMPrint code on a document as that gives me
> "˚"...
It's kind of irritating to have to do tha
Hi,
I tried to build the xerces parser on my machine. Everything works fine.
xersion version is : xercees-c-src1_4_0
OS: linux (Redhat distribution 6.2)
Compiler: egcs-2.91.66
I can't compile the samples. When the compiler link several meassges messages
came up:
/opt/xerces/xerces-c-src1_4_0/
Yven,
To make it simple, you can create a new project and add it into the
xerces_all.dsw (the home directory for this project seems sth like :
E:\xerces-c-src1_4_0\Projects\Win32\VC6\xerces-all\newProjectName),
and you put your souce/header files under \Sample\newProjectName.
From pro
This is to convey my interest in having the "xsd:include" feature
implemented in the Xerces C implementation.
Thank you.
M. Pinto
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> I would like to propose that Pei Yong Zhang be given CVS commit access
> for the Xerces-C project.
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I am assuming you are getting a C1083 error when you try to
compile your project. If you were to search for that in the
MSVC help, you'll find an MSDN page that really explains this
in some detail. Take some time to learn about the options in
your compilier
Basically, you need to add the
As of a while back, XMLCh was pegged to UTF-16 format, so yes it will be 16
bit for the forseable future.
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"But using the DOMPrint code on a document as that gives me "˚"..."
Its escaping the & sign. In some cases that might be what you want, if you
want to keep the character in the å form after you parse the resulting
XML. If you want the å to be parsed to the actual code point, then it
shouldn'
Thank you !,
I already read it and I am using the nigthly build pretty well so far.
great work!!
Alfredo
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Alfredo,
He seems to be doing a lot of work here lately, so +1.
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One very commonly asked one is:
How do I transcode to/from something besides the local code page?
XMLString::transcode() will transcode from XMLCh to the local code page, and
other APIs which take a char* assume that the source text is in the local
code page. If this is not true, you must transc
That could be done, but if its not a complete solution, then I'm not sure it
ends up really being any better than it is now, since there is still the
possibility of getting both types of errors and you have to be prepared to
do so.
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Software Geek Extraordinaire
Portal, I
You can use the Xerces parser for that. Look at the EnumVal program.
Basically, you just build a trivial file in memory that references the DTD
you want to parse. Then parse the file. That will parse the DTD and load it
up into the validator. You can then enumerate the various bits of
information
Will XMLCh be guaranteed to continue to be 16-bit in the future? This would
simplify code a lot, but if necessary we will code for the possibility of
32-bit XMLCh too.
Thanks, Joseph
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Hello,
I'm having problems with character coding in my messages. I'm not that good
at character standards etc though.. However - I'm using a DOMParser in
Xerces-C 1.4 with ISO-8859-1 encoding.
I've coded a component that parses a message, modifies it, and returns the
modified message in C++ STL
+1
Tinny Ng wrote:
Hi there,
I would like to propose that Pei Yong Zhang be given CVS commit access
for the Xerces-C project.
Pei Yong Zhang has been active in the project and the mailing list for
a
while. And he is one of our major schema subset developer.
He has
contributed various schema dev
+1
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> I would like to propose that Pei Yong Zhang be given CVS commit access
> for the Xerces-C project.
Sounds great to me
+1
jas. (committer via xerces-p)
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Hi!
I am following your pdf documentation. I can build and run the samples with MS
Visual C++ without any problem but when I write my own program (p.57 in the doc)
I don't know if I have to include a new project in the xerces-all worspace and
how to include the XercesLib file in this project. So
On Wednesday, May 30, 2001, at 09:13 AM, Tinny Ng wrote:
> I would like to propose that Pei Yong Zhang be given CVS commit access
> for the Xerces-C project.
+1
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Hi Tinny,
I've got some revisions to the Mac OS build, along with support for passing
back error count from the parsers, which I'll try to get in by the end of
the week.
-jdb
On 5/30/01 6:20 AM, "Tinny Ng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> With the schema subset support added lately, p
Alfredo,
The supported schema features in the Xerces1.5 is listed in
the http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/schema.html.
But development for other schema features is continue and
we target to implement all the features of the current XML
Schema Recommendation before te end of this year.
Not that I know what I'm talking about, but would it make
sense to have the parser catch all exception ids and rethrow
the ones it doesn't understand? Then if you wrote your own
input source, you would at least benefit from the exception ids
that the parser could understand (and you wouldn't ha
Just couple of question,
the nightly build that I am using for testin Schemas ( build 22/05/2001) is
working fairly well, with the known restrictions/not supported features.
>From now on you plan to add more Schemas features that may be ready by
Xerces 1.5 ? if so which ones are in the list ? Gro
Hi there,
I would like to propose that Pei Yong Zhang be given CVS commit access
for the Xerces-C project.
Pei Yong Zhang has been active in the project and the mailing list for a
while. And he is one of our major schema subset developer. He has
contributed various schema development items suc
FAQ entry #24 needs to be updated
== Current entry is...
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-24
"Why does deleting a transcoded string result in
assertion on windows?"
You are mixing runtimes in your process. If you build
your program with debug, link to the debug version of
Did you remember to specify the correct encoding in your
declaration, at the top of your file?
Is it an encoding that Xerces actually supports?
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Yes of course. That's the main feature/purpose of Xerces 1.5.
Tinny
"Peter A. Volchek" wrote:
> Will it include the XMLSchema support? (at least those that can be found in
> night build)
>
> Peter A. Volchek
> Software Engineer
> Metis International, Inc.
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>
> > Hi all,
> >
Hi!
I'm desperate , 'cause I've successfully compiled Xerces 1_3 under
BCB4and i'm trying to make a getAttribute and get a value written in
german (i.e. chars like Ä) but Xerces under bcb4 makes a lot of
confusion reading chars like that.
I really need a solution!
___
Peter,
Yes, it includes the Schema support as stated
in http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/schema.html.
Regards,
Peiyong Zhang
XML Parsers Development
IBM Toronto Laboratory email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ian and Hal,
To parse the actual DTD, you can create a dummy instance xml file,
which has
the normal prolog, and in the Document Type Declaration section, refer to
the DTD
file you wanna to scan.
Use the EnumVal Sample, you can have the detail information about the
elements
and attribu
That sounds promising. We too have a limited number of DTD's
so this may be an option for us.
Thanks for that...
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> On Wed, 30 May
I've never seen a stand-alond DTD parser; it's always been built into a
general XML parser. The problem is, there generally isn't an API to access
the DTD parser alone, and neither SAX nor DOM yet do a great job of
representing the DTD's contents.
Usual solution has been to construct a dummy doc
Will it include the XMLSchema support? (at least those that can be found in
night build)
Peter A. Volchek
Software Engineer
Metis International, Inc.
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> Hi all,
>
> With the schema subset support added lately, plus a number of important
> fixes since Xerces 1.4, I think it's
> On Wed, 30 May 2001, "Ian" == Ian Sweeny wrote:
Ian> I want to parse actual DTD's, as the post says.
Sorry, poked the send button before I meant to.
I also need to parse DTDs for an application that needs to edit
specific XML files. One approach I'm considering is to run the
DTD thr
> On Wed, 30 May 2001, "Ian" == Ian Sweeny wrote:
Ian> I want to parse actual DTD's, as the post says.
Me too. Haven't turned one up yet, though.
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I don't want to parse XML with DTD validation (i can do that
already thanks)
I want to parse actual DTD's, as the post says.
I'm not worried what it parses down to, just as long as
its a structured format that I can use.
Otherwise I'll have to write something myself which I don't
have time to d
Hi, there,
I am now updating the FAQ with some schema-related quick questiones.
If you have any Xerces-C FAQ wanna to get in, it's the opportunity
for us
to gather the information.
If you have anything for the migration guide, programming guide,
build instruction or
You may find the XercesLib1_4 at
http://xml.apache.org/dist/xerces-c/stable/, which
has a DOMParser and a SAXParser can do parse xml file and do DTD
validation. Have
a look at "build instruction" and "samples" which may help you to learn how
to use those
parsers.
Regards,
Peiyong Zhang
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David,
You may download Xerces1_4 and the fix is there. In the case you prefer
to
use XML4C, build the XML4C3_3_1 (in Debug mode) and try it.
Regards,
Peiyong Zhang
XML Parsers Development
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Phone: (4
I am looking for DTD C++ parsers. Does anyone know of any?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi all,
With the schema subset support added lately, plus a number of important
fixes since Xerces 1.4, I think it's now time for us to build the Xerces
1.5. Pei Yong Zhang has volunteered to help us build the Xerces 1.5.
In the next two weeks, he will start updating the project files,
documenta
Jeff,
I have found in general that gmake files will not work with the native
make programs. The reason being that gmake adds more functions
to the make file, and there are no equivalent functions in make. So
if these functions are used, the makefile will never work for the
native make.
You can
if there is not a political barrier to installing gnu make, you can get gnu
make (& other) pre-built binaries at www.sunfreeware.com. src kits are also
there.
Can you email the output from your make process so we can look at the error
messages?
good luck.
-steve
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> Fro
"Downey, Nathan" wrote:
>
> Has anyone built xerces on the cygwin platform?
Hi,
I have given it a try. Not a real success, because configuration failed
already on pthreads library which is in cygwin case built-in to the
cygwin.dll and the implementation is not complete. Another question is
whet
Hi,
there is talk of creating XPath for DOM at which point it will probably
get incorporated into Xerces. At the moment you can use Xalans XPath
functionality and a bridge. I have never done this so can not advise you
any more. At my company we have created a XML Scripting language which
uses XP
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