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I validated a certain XSD in XMLSpy which xerces says it is invalid. I am
not sure what the schema specs have to say about this.
The scenario.
A.xsd(targetNamespace="X")
1. includes B.xsd(targetNamespace="X") that imports
targetNamespace="Y" using M1.xsd
2. includes C.xsd(ta
It was actually the namespace missing in the signature of startElement().I
thought if Attributes.hpp is included and the namespace was declared in my
application it should work! OK, now i know better!
Thank you very much indeed!
Andre
> Actually, Attributes.hpp should be included via XMLReade
Actually, Attributes.hpp should be included via XMLReaderFactory.hpp. Alby's on to
the problem, though: the Attributes type is not known. I suspect this is a namespace
issue. Try XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE::Attributes (or uncommenting "using namespace
XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE;", since your code is buil
You need to include the header file that defines Attributes, directly or
indirectly.
Tony Dodd
Oxford University Research Technology Group
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>From: Andre Stock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: 15 June 2004 15:18
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I just took the startElement method from SAX2Count and copied it to my .hpp
(the definition) and my .cpp file (declaration). I did the same for the
characters method from SAX2Count. When i compile my project, the compiler
says that there is a ',' missing before '&'(in my .hpp and my .cpp file!)
I'm actually asking if you forgot the inline keyword in your own code
for the "nafxcwd.lib" library. It has been my experience that when I see
this sort of error, usually there's a missing inline keyword somewhere.
--Bob
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From: Milan Tomic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello
Bob,
Could you, please, tell me more
about it? Is it some known Xerces issue? How can I find its ID in
bugzilla?
Thank
you,
Milan
-Original Message-From: Robert Buck
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Hi Andre,
you are missing a
#include
in the CHandler.hpp file.
Alberto
At 13.43 15/06/2004 +0200, Andre Stock wrote:
Ok, you`re right i`m new to c++. But anyway i want to try to write it on my
own (or better with your help! ;-))
That`s the CXercesTest.cpp file:
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "CXerce
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At 11.58 15/06/2004 +0200, Andre Stock wrote:
Thanks for the explanation, i hopefully got it! So when the parser detects a
new element the startElement method (or its overwritten version)is called
and is given the parameters (uri,localname,qname and attributes) which i can
use in my application, ri
Thanks for the explanation, i hopefully got it! So when the parser detects a
new element the startElement method (or its overwritten version)is called
and is given the parameters (uri,localname,qname and attributes) which i can
use in my application, right? Do i have to include another header file
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