Xerces-C does pass the NIST DOM tests which makes extensive
use of external entities. The problem seems to be that
you are basing your expectations of Xerces not on the
XML recommendation, but on the non-standard behavior of
another processor.
It is okay for a processor to recognize "iso-8859-
but same encoding scheme works fine at other place.
does Xerces support External Entity or not ??
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From: Arnold, Curt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> >
>
> The XML Declaration must be the VERY FIRST THING in your
> document, except
> possibly for a byte-order mark. Remove the leading whitespace.
>
> (See http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml, look at [1] and [22],
> note that neither
> permits an S (whitespace) before the XMLDecl.)
Whi
>
The XML Declaration must be the VERY FIRST THING in your document, except
possibly for a byte-order mark. Remove the leading whitespace.
(See http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml, look at [1] and [22], note that neither
permits an S (whitespace) before the XMLDecl.)
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Hi,
I am trying to test external entity support in Xerces. i used following
files as input for my test :
input xml:
Worker
Four
&writer;©right;
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Subject: Re: how to parse remote XML files ??
You can write an InputSource/BinInStream derivate of your own that can pull
down documents via whatever protocol you w
take a look at the DOMPrint Sample ...
you have to use XMLFormatter and overload the << operator
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Check out the DOMPrint sample.
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Subject: generate XML from DOM tree ??
Hi,
I want to convert DOM tree into XML.
i want to be able to get target output(XML) bot
Look at the DOMPrint example.
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From: anand awasthi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: generate XML from DOM tree ??
H
Hi,
I want to convert DOM tree into XML.
i want to be able to get target output(XML) both in
form of an string and file stream.
could some pls provide some sample code to begin with
??
thanks
Oni
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There is a tool checked into the Xerces source tree (ShortenFiles.pl, I
think) that knows how to truncate file names (and fix up includes) for older
Mac OS systems that have a 31-character file name limit. You might be able
to adapt this tool for your use with OS/390, and simply change the length
Hi,
I have been given the task of finding an Open Source validating(XML-schema)
XML parser to be used as part of a
custom cross-platform program running on win32, AIX and OS/390.
Xerces fits the requirement perfect, leaving me with the job of porting it
to OS/390.
I have looked at IBM alphawor
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> Strange that DOMPrint screws it up. I tested a small piece of my
> roget.xml against SAXPrint, SAX2Print, and DOMPrint. DOMPrint got it
> wrong, the other two got it correct.
>
> $ DOMPrint -v=auto /tmp/tst.xml
>
> ...
>
>
> L
Same for BinHTTPURLInputStream.cpp
> Please, add #include to
> \util\Platforms\Win32\Win32PlatformUtils.cpp
>
> Win32PlatformUtils.cpp
> ..\util\Platforms\Win32\Win32PlatformUtils.cpp(164) : error C2065: 'exit'
:
> undeclared identifi
> er
> NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cl' : return code '0x2'
Please, add #include to
\util\Platforms\Win32\Win32PlatformUtils.cpp
Win32PlatformUtils.cpp
..\util\Platforms\Win32\Win32PlatformUtils.cpp(164) : error C2065: 'exit' :
undeclared identifi
er
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cl' : return code '0x2'
Stop.
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