Hi,
I've read some tutorials about network programming with linux. Most of
them are limited to creating sockets and sending/receiving data. I am
now looking for solution that is both secure and usefull to send XML
based data from one machine to another.
It is possible to send arbitrary text ove
thd DTD ###
ELEMENT map (street)
ATTLIST map
proportions CDATA #REQUIRED
>
ELEMENT street(#PCDATA)
The SAXParseException I get states that there should be a space between
'street' and '(#PCDATA)'. After adding this space, the
Btw.: The same happens with the sample code as given on the xerces-c
homepage:
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/program-dom.html
In addition the sample code doesn't even compile due to namespace
problems and the missing #include
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Hi, I've got a very easy xerces-c implementation:
If the DOCTYPE statement is included in my XML file, the code crashes,
if not, it works perfecty.
I cannot find any reason, why my code crashes!? Given that I don't do
the catch(...) stuff, and I don' set an ErrorHandler, I get a
segmentation fa
Eric J. Peters wrote:
I experienced the same problem from numerous archives. I finally found a
good one at: http://www.apache.org/dist/xml/xerces-c/
-Eric.
Is there a way to find the origin of the corrupt archive ? I think it's
a very bad idea to flood almost all mirrors with a corrupt arch
BTW one of the two mirrors I used is
ftp://ftp-stud.fht-esslingen.de/pub/Mirrors/ftp.apache.org/dist/xml/xerces-c/source/
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Hi,
Is it possible, that the tar.gz archive of the xercesc-2.5.0 source
release is corrupt ? I've downloaded them from two different mirrors,
and none of them worked. tar complains, that the is not a valid tar
archive, though it could extract exactly on file
this is the md5sum which I get from
Boris Glawe wrote:
Hi,
do I have to release a string that is created like this:
DOMElement* element =
doc->CreateElement(XMLString::transcode("anElement"));
I don't know, whether element saves the pointer that's returned by
transcode anywhere. Releasing does not mak
Hi,
do I have to release a string that is created like this:
DOMElement* element = doc->CreateElement(XMLString::transcode("anElement"));
I don't know, whether element saves the pointer that's returned by
transcode anywhere. Releasing does not make sense then, since the
(pointer to the) string
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I've got:
LIBS = /root/xerces/lib/libxerces-c.so.22.0 -lsupc++ -lstdc++
$(myDLL): $(OBJS)
$(CC) -shared -o $(myDLL) $(OBJS) $(LIBS)
obviously there is more to itbut I thought that did include the
standard libraries that were necessary? No?
Thanks!
If you co
Suchit Batheja wrote:
hi,
Everytime I log in I have to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH using the setenv
command in Linux. Is there a way to set it permenantly.
thanks
suchit.
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Hi,
First of all I am newby with xerces(-c).
I wrote a piece of code which I'd like to discuss about.
Problem is , that stringhandling is almost as complicated as assembler
programming in xerces-c.
There are many many functions, that expect a XMLCh* as parameter, which
has to be allocated first,
David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM wrote:
1. XMLString::transcode() returns a pointer to dynamic memory that you
must delete. If you don't, it's a memory leak:
char* str = XMLString::transcode(...);
delete [] str;
I am assigning this value to a string... do I have to delete this
I am a beginner, so hope you're not bored with my problem...
I am using gcc3.2 on Redhat 8.0... I compiled the xerces-c library myself...
The program crashes, as soon, as I try to call the getNodeValue() method
of a DOMNode...
The used xml file (test.xml) is at the bottom
According to the AP
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