Hey All,
I just updated my xerces-c distro from CVS. I get a link error in all
the sample applications:
cd /home/jasons/work/xml-xerces/c/samples/
make -k
Building SAXPrint
cd SAXPrint ; make ; cd ..
/home/jasons/work/xml-xerces/c/samples/SAXPrint
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/jasons/work
Hi,
with same configuration as yours I also had some problems first.
As you have not included the vc++ message you have got, I can only tell what
I have changed to solve my complie problems.
I made the folling changes:
file: XalanArrayKeyMap.hpp (include dir)
line: 277
from:
return m_
Even though we have the patch installed we still have the server crash
problem:
Will the following code cause any problems
//implementation of the constructor.
EcxStyleSheets::EcxStyleSheets(const char *fname):bad_(0){
errorMsg = NULL;
DOMParser parser;
parser.setValidationScheme(SAXParser
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2225
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Hi,
Further testing is yielding strange results... I've patched in the
code specified in Bug #1329 (SAX2XMLReader leaking XMLBuffers). This
has had no noticeable effect in speed. By the way, why have the
changes specified in this bug not made their way into the release
code?
I've also changed
Is there any documentation on the programs in the tests directory or any
sort of regression test script that uses them? I don't seem to be able to
find this in the FAQ, sources, or web pages.
Thanks
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From: "Karimeddini, Fereshteh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is there a version of libxerces-c library for HP that links with
> libCsup_v2.2?
> If not, is it possible for us to build it in house while linking
with
> libCsup_v2.2?
Fereshteh,
I just did a quick test on HP-U
This really ought to be on the FAQ page.
Quick-and-dirty: Adapt the DOMPrint sample program. (Folks have done this
repeatedly, so you should be able to swipe a copy from someone else.)
For better results: Everyone seems to be waiting for Someone Else to
volunteer to port the Serializer package
can we converting DOM tree into XML form (XMLCh *
string form precisely )?? if yes coulsd some one pls
show few bits of how to do that ??
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Sorry for having long since gone off topic.
DOM_node node = parser.getDocument();
std::ofstream _os("anand.txt",std::ios::app);
_os << node;
That oughta do it.
Sometimes it's just easier to give a man a fish and be done with it.
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David,
The memory leak fix to the addLevel() has been made and
will be available in the next nightly built, thanks.
Regards,
Peiyong Zhang
XML Parsers Development
IBM Toronto Laboratory email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: (416)448-4088; Fax: (416)4
Even in SGML, I believe > is harmless as a text character except when
combined into ]]> and not intended as the end of a CDATA Section.
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The '>' character appearing in text almost never has to be escaped, either
in XML or SGML; given the grammar of these langauges, it's harmless. See
discussion in http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml#syntax
It _could_ be escaped, that's harmless too. You'd waste a few bytes but the
file might be a trifle
See the DOM spec, particuarly
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/core.html#ID-102161490
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/core.html#ID-Core-DocType-internalSubset
DOM level 2 did not intend this field to be usable for anything more than
"round-tripping" existing documents. It's stri
I have to represent the string "" in xml. I create a node
with the following code:
name = xmlDoc.createElement("Name");
name.appendChild(xmlDoc.createTextNode(f->name));
where f->name is "". Using the code from the DOMPrint sample,
the text output is:
Notice
>Should XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize and
>Terminate be called for each Parser instance or only once per DOM session?
Once per _application_ session. In other words, don't call terminate until
you are done with Xerces.
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Tinny,
I just downloaded and compiled the Xerces-c 1.5 release code. I did
NOT see Erik's fix for the 'addLevel()' memory leak when reusing the top
stack row. I did see the fix in the destructor however. Has the 'addLevel()'
fix been: A) overlooked, B) still in testing, C) fixed in a hig
You will save yourself and others lots of time by reading the FAQ:
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faqs.html
or, more specifically:
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-25
Dave
Hi,
I'm using the SAX2XMLReader in an application that reuses the parser
as it reads in several thousand XHTML files. I'm experiencing very
fast parsing of the first few files but as it goes the time to parse
gets longer and longer. The files are all roughly the same size.
Initially files are p
Initialize() and Terminate() should each be called once per process, as per
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-25.
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If creating XML document with DOM API, sometimes it is required to add
DOM_DocumentType node to the
DOM_Document.
For eample, to create simple XML document
]>
I would write:
DOM_DOMImplementation& di = DOM_DOMImplementation::getImplementation();
DOM_DocumentType dtNode =di.createDocumentType(
Team Xerces -
I'm planning on instantiating temporary DOMParser objects, since I'll be
parsing new documents infrequently relative to the amount of element
processing during a "DOM session". Should XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize and
Terminate be called for each Parser instance or only once per DOM
The binary samples works well (under Win NT4)
I ve just loaded Xalan/Xerces C++. I've got the right environment (VC6 + SP5
+ Dinkumware) and i set up the path to the release directory. But i m still
unable to build a sample such as 'Xalantransform'. In fact the compilation
fails with 3 errors, an
Hi guys,
Xerces-C: 1.4.0
OS: NT4 SP6a,
Sun Solaris 6,7,8
os390
Compiler: VC6 (NT)
Sun Workshop Forte 4, 5 and 6U1
The compareNIString seems to compare one char to much:
unsigned int n = 0;
const XMLCh* c
Sorry,
the return is not complete correct.
if (n == maxChars)
return 0;
else
return (int) ( towupper(*cptr1) - towupper(*cptr2) );
Sorry for that,
Bye
Mike
Michael Kopp
Financial Technologies International, Inc
Development Center Austria
A-4066 Pasching, Plus-Kaufstr.7, P.O.
Thank you. I fat-fingered that one.
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> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 12:28 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: getNodeValue().transcode() - Explanation
>
>
> That should be:
>
>char* p = node.
That should be:
char* p = node.getNodeValue().transcode();
std::string value(p);
delete [] p;
Since the pointer was allocated with new [], you must use delete [].
You can get away with delete p using Visual C++, but on other platforms,
your application will cra
anand.txt gives me following o/p:
nothing else
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From: Jeff Paquette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 12:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: problem in DOMPrint.cpp
Try:
std::ofstream xmlfile("anand.txt");
xmlfile <<
You cannot create an instance of the class ostream -- it's an abstraction
of an output "stream." You need an instance of a class _derived_ from
ostream. One possible choice is std::cout, but there are many others.
Please do yourself a favor and get a good book on C++, as this question has
noth
Try:
std::ofstream xmlfile("anand.txt");
xmlfile << "" <<
std::endl;
DOM_node node = parser.getDocument();
xmlfile << node << std::endl;
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paquette at mediaone.net
http://www.atnetsend.net
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> From: Awasthi, Anand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
I had the same problem with my Redhat Linux 7.1 installation.
Downloading and compiling XercesC 1.5 solved my problems.
Good luck,
Harm.
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On Friday 15 June 2001 10:03 pm, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to get the Xerces library to build on Redhat Linux 7.1. Are
> you aware
thanks ...and what about if i want this XML output to go to a file . lets
say "anand.txt"
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Here:
DOM_node node = parser.getDocument();
std::cout << node;
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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 12:23 PM
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Subject:RE: problem in DOMPrint.cp
okay
i am executing following code in main() :
DOM_node node = parser.getDocument();
ostream os;
os << node;
but even that is not working and gives following error message:
error C2248: 'ostream::ostream' : cannot access protected member
declared in class 'ost
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From: Erik Rydgren [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 10:14 AM
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Subject: RE: problem in DOMPrint.cpp
Ehh? cout << os?
Print an ostream on stdout? Is that really what you wanna do? ;)
I think you were aiming at just:
os <<
Hi,
We are using the libxerces-c library for HP 11. Our application is compiled
with aCC compiler and some of the modules are linked with the xerces
library.
We realized that the version of the xerces library that we have is linked
with
libCsup.2. And this is causing problem for us. All our modu
Could someone please apply this patch:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1147
Murray Cumming
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Hello,
I am trying to get the Xerces library to build on Redhat Linux 7.1.
Are you aware of any problems with this operating system? Here is the complete
set of steps that I attempted. I apologize for the length of this but I
didn't want to leave anything out. If there is another place to bring t
Erik,
This may be a strange request, and I'm sorry to bother you, but for some
reason I have had difficulty getting through to the Xerces list as of late.
If this fails to make it to the list, would you mind posting it for me?
Thanks,
Erik
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Perhaps
Anand,
If you want to write to cout, just use
DOM_Node node = parser->getDocument();
cout << node;
ta, evert
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> From: Awasthi, Anand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 16:58 PM
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> Subject: problem in DOMPrint.cpp
>
>
Ehh? cout << os?
Print an ostream on stdout? Is that really what you wanna do? ;)
I think you were aiming at just:
os << node;
I know you can go totally blind when debugging your own code.
Regards
Erik Rydgren
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From: Awasthi, Anand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: d
A note of caution. I noticed one suggestion as this:
std::string value(node.getNodeValue().transcode());
This will cause a memory leak if you use this method. 'std::string' makes it
own copy of the returned string and it's destructor does not delete the
char* returned by 'transcode()'.
Hi,
I am trying to run the DOMPrint.cpp sample for generating XML from DOM
tree. this sample declares and defines
three following functions for this purpose:
ostream& operator<<(ostream& target, const DOMString& toWrite);
XMLFormatter& operator<< (XMLFormatter& strm, const DOMString& s);
an
Sorry I haven't answered earlier.
This error can depend on so many things. My suggestion is that you get
yourself a good C++ compiler and debugger. I use Visual studio myself. Build
the Xerces dll yourself and debug the code to find out exacly what the
problem is.
Sorry that I can't be of more he
Gaelle,
You can find useful information on how to build the Xercesc lib and
samples
as well at http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/build-winunix.html#faq-1.
BTW, is there any particular reason for you to use 1.1? Xercesc1.5
is available now.
Regards,
Peiyong Zhang
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> Thank you everybody.
>
> I only typed two possibilities ("John" and "Tom") only not
> to write too much, but the fact is that I've got 9
> possibilities, and I do not want to use if-then-else, but
> switch-case.
>
> I tested with:
> value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode()
> if (strcmp(value,"J
Hi, XML-Man.
Sure, Switch-case is more elegant, but it won't work.
The ANSI C specification says that switch can only be used
with an integer type, not a string or c-string.
Whatever solution you use, you must use some type of comparison
for strings, such as strcmp, or one of the utility funct
Everyone,
This is to announce the much awaited release Xerces C 1.5.0 which brings
Schema Subset Support to Xerces-C!
Highlights of this version:
- Schema Subset Support (see
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/schema.html for list of supported
features).
- Mac OS X command line configuration a
If that is true, I am not to care about it anymore.
Thank you very much.
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It would be elegant if the language permitted switching on a string, but it
doesn't. In my mind, cascading if-else statements are not inelegant if they
are what is required to get the job done. If you are concerned about
efficiency (as you should be), you should take advantage of the else clause
Many times compilers generate the same code for switch statements as they do for if-then-else blocks. If the compile doesn't care, why should you.
If you really want to use a switch, you can add extra code that creates a Standard Template Library map (#include ). You can then map your list of
Hi,
We are using the libxerces-c library for HP 11. Our application is compiled
with aCC compiler and some of the modules are linked with the xerces
library.
We realized that the version of the xerces library that we have is linked
with
libCsup.2 and libstream.2. And this is causing problem for
Thank you everybody.
I only typed two possibilities ("John" and "Tom") only not
to write too much, but the fact is that I've got 9
possibilities, and I do not want to use if-then-else, but
switch-case.
I tested with:
value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode()
if (strcmp(value,"John")==0)...
if (str
Hi!
char *value;
value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
if (strcmp( "John", value ) == 0 )
{
printf("Your name is John\n");
}
if (strcmp( "Tom", value ) == 0)
{
printf("Hello, Tom!\n");
}
etc.
Regards,
--Carl
If you ldd & nm on your box, they are very useful tools for tracking down
library problems.
use ldd -v your-executable-name
Does the output indicate that ldd found the libxerces-c1_3.so? If so, where?
run nm -C on the file given in the ldd output. Grep it for
'XMLScanner::updateNSMap'. Is in defin
I just follwed the instructions on the XERCES Website to build the
instructions. And While doing that I did not get any errors.
IS there any other way that I should build the libraries.Please let me know
if there is a way!!
Saurabh.
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From: Tinny Ng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
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From: "Miroslaw Dobrzanski-Neumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In the previous mail I have redeclared "value" to
> std::string value(transcode());
Sorry, my bad - I was all "C mode" after reading the previous replies
and did not see your string class declaration.
> t
Hi!
I'm using the xerces-c-src_1_1_0 version and I would like to create my =
own
project The problem is that I don't know where it has to be created to =
be sure
that the libraries are recognized
I have created it in =
xerces-c-src_1_1_0/projects/win/VC/xerces-c-src_1_1_0 but I
can't compile it be
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 09:53:59PM +1000, Martin Kalen wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "Miroslaw Dobrzanski-Neumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > switch ()
> > expects an integral (bool, enum, int, ...) type not an array.
>
> Correct...
>
> > what about this:
> > if ("John" == value)
>
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From: "Miroslaw Dobrzanski-Neumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> switch ()
> expects an integral (bool, enum, int, ...) type not an array.
Correct...
> what about this:
> if ("John" == value)
I would say "nay" to this considering all the side effects of pointer
comparison.
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 02:36:04PM +0300, Peter A. Volchek wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > I'm trying to parse the value of a Node by using this piece
> > of code:
> >
> > char *value;
> > value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
> > switch (value) {
> > case "John":
> > printf("Your name is
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to parse the value of a Node by using this piece
> of code:
>
> char *value;
> value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
> switch (value) {
> case "John":
> printf("Your name is John\n");
> break;
> case "Tom":
> printf("Hello, Tom!\n");
> break;
> }
>
> But I get this error:
>
Hi,
try:
char *value;
value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
if (strcmp(value, "John") == 0) {
printf("Your name is John\n");
} else if (strcmp(value, "Tom") == 0) {
printf("Hello, Tom!\n");
}
...
delete[] value;
Since char * cannot be used in switch() expressions, as it says in the
e
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to parse the value of a Node by using this piece
> of code:
>
> char *value;
> value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
> switch (value) {
> case "John":
> printf("Your name is John\n");
> break;
> case "Tom":
> printf("Hello, Tom!\n");
In my previous message I reported an error when extra whitespaces appear in
the docType internal subset.
The problem is in DTD\DTDScanner.cpp
Method: void DTDScanner::scanAttListDecl()
I've slightly modified this function (see attachments) to get rid of this
bug.
The following problem(?) I've di
Hi!
I'm trying to parse the value of a Node by using this piece
of code:
char *value;
value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
switch (value) {
case "John":
printf("Your name is John\n");
break;
case "Tom":
printf("Hello, Tom!\n");
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