DO NOT REPLY [Bug 15096] New: - IRIX and nonexistant schemas

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Where can I get Solaris 8 Binaries

Title: Message Does anyone know where I might find pre-built Solaris 8 binaries for xerces-c?   I am a Solaris newbie and am hoping to avoid the process of building them myself.   -Brett Robichaud  

XML 1.1

Is there any plan to support XML 1.1 in the near future. Seems like some of the characters are made legal in the 1.1 specification. Thanks Kiran - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL P

DOM Structure

When I parse the DOM (for a XML with namespaces), I get the namespace attributes xmlns and schemaLocation as regular attributes. How can I distinguish this in my application. I was under the assumption that DOMParser does not construct DOMNodes for these attributes if doNamespaces is on. Can someon

Re: Xerces and C++ class serialization

The problem in C++ comes from the fact it has no reflection built-in o the language run-time. C++ RTTI is very basic comparing to the Java and C# reflection machinery. You can't do automatic XML serializatoin unless you provide some service(s) helping it to obtain C++ meta data about C++ objects.

XercesDOMParser settings

I am a little lost on the settings for DOMPrint. If I say setDoNamespaces(true), I do not get any namespace information in the DOMNode. However if I say setDoSchema(true) also getURI and getPrefix return values. Also local elements(from a schema with targetnamespace="unqualified") do not return an

Re: Xerces and C++ class serialization

Andrade, There is a framework called UDM, which lets you serialize C++ classes to XML files using Xerces There are some conditions: The class definitions (headers and implementations) are generated by the tool. The input is a UML classdiagram, which can be modeled using a graphical tool.

RE: rfc 1808 and rfc 2693 -- urls

I'd have to look more closely at xerces, but I believe it requires things like this file:///file.xsd (which is perhaps legal, but probably not) when it means file:/file.xsd and it allows things (encourages them I think) like file://file.xsd which is illegal (or at least I think 2693 it says th

RE: rfc 1808 and rfc 2693 -- urls

What are the differences? Are they material or significant? I thought 2396 (not 2693) basically cleaned up 1738 and 1808, but didn't introduce anything new. -Original Message- From: Brad Settlemyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 1:07 PM To: [List] Xerces-C Li

rfc 1808 and rfc 2693 -- urls

Hello, It appears that currently xerces supports rfc 1808 when it comes to uri/urls, is there any reason to upgrade to rfc 2693, or any plan in place to do that. I don't have a specific problem, I was just interested to hear if there was any interest to upgrade (or if perhaps the upgrade has al

Xerces and C++ class serialization

Has anyone seen or written an implementation that will serialize the members of a C++ class automatically? I want to derive a C++ class from an XML base class (lets say cXMLBaseSerializer) which has virtuals like GetXML() and SetXML(). The base class assists the derived class in streaming XML witho

Re: Changing the tag

Hi, you cannot do this via the standard DOM API. Gareth On Wed, 4 Dec 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > I am having trouble where I didn't expect to have any > > I have a DOM_Node which is an element > I want to chage it's tag ! > > This seems like it should be easy but I can't

Changing the tag

Hi, I am having trouble where I didn't expect to have any I have a DOM_Node which is an element I want to chage it's tag ! This seems like it should be easy but I can't manage it DOM_Element has a getTag() but no set :-( Can anyone help me out ? Vin ---

FW: Const-correctness in Xerces

Gareth, Tried sending this on Friday & again on Monday. Not seen it appear though. Martin. -Original Message- From: Ebourne, Martin Sent: 02 December 2002 14:37 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Const-correctness in Xerces Hi, Currently Xerces is only const-correct for the current obj

Re: Validating XML with embedded schema using Xerces C++

Hi, there is no direct way of doing what you want. You could adjust the xerces code base to make this possible, but I suspect the easier (much) way of doing this is to create a simple stylesheet the reprocesses the doc as you describe. Gareth On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Simon Keary wrote: >