Thomas,
The sample SAXPrint writes the XML document to stdout using SAX. It's
quite easy to modify from there and write to a file instead of stdout. For
example, you can construct SAXPrintHandlers::fFormatter with
LocalFileFormatTarget instead of SAXPrintHandlers, e.g..
SAXPrintHandlers::SAXP
Igor,
Your code seems to be ok. But Xerces-C++ 2.1.0 didn't implement the
formatPrettyPrint feature with indentation.
Such implementation has been changed in the current development code. Now
the formatPrettyPrint feature prints indentation and newline. Please try
again with the latest nigh
Hi,
It is possible to do what you want. What you have then is an
implemented SAX application. SAX itself does not provide an "output
source" for use. Writing out a document is only 1 of a very large number
of possible uses. It is possible to use cout inside of the methods and
that will writ
Hello Xerces users/developers!
It is possible to create an XML document using calls to SAX (like startElement). This
is illustrated in some samples I found in books.
After examining the documentation of Xerces, I found no means to set an output source
for the document. Disappointig enough, this
Hi,
the information is available at parse time. You will have to bind
it to the DOMNodes then (perhaps using UserInfo).
Gareth
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, Elizabeth Walkup wrote:
>
> Is there a way I can retrieve the file and line number corresponding
> to a given DOMNode? It appears that li
Hi,
the namespace attributes are only used at parse time and as such
using createElementNS will not create a namespace attribute. DOMWriter as
well as the normalizeDocument method is supposed to have the
functionality. We have not implemented it yet. Have a look in the archives
for more inf
