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>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Colin> I haven't looked into the entity resolver business yet, but
Colin> I guess it will be something similar.
Well, no.
I don't think much of the Last Call working draft - it
tity resolver business yet, but I guess it
will be something similar.
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>>>>> "Gareth" == Gareth Reakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gareth> Hi, its quite unlikely that we will implement this in the
Gareth> next 6 months.
OK, then I shall go ahead and do it.
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I've been discussing this with my boss - he wants to know if you are
likely to tackle this yourself within 6 months, if I were to not go
ahead with it.
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of the values have changed
around.
I propose fixing the values, and adding the fifth case, to come in
line with the last-call draft. OK?
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For a
new files with
the new names, for starters. Then we have to decide exactly how a
DOMInputStream and a DOMReader would be implemented (the more I think
about it, the more I think DOMInputStream is what I want to be able to
set - since I have am start
s/DOMTest directory.
I see no such directory.
Did you mean MemParse? This is SAX parsing.
I specifically want to be able to use DOMBuilder::parse
(DOMInputSource). Can we discuss implementing this? I'm prepared to do
it myself if
Is the DOMBuilder method parse (DOMInputSource) implemented in 2.3.0
or later?
If so, is it yet possible to build a DOMInputSource and then set the
stringData attribute on it, so as to be able to parse from a DOMString?
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>>>>> "Gareth" == Gareth Reakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gareth> and Alby has made the
Gareth> situation slightly better than this.
What's Alby?
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create a
mutual dpendency between the dombuilder and the domdocument, such that
you cannot use the same dombuilder to create a large number of
documents, without tying up a large amount of memory, as you cannot
release the individual domdocuments as you finish with them.
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>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Colin> Is there any sort of memory constraint on the size of a
Colin> DOMDocument, and it's collective assoicated nodes? I'm
Colin> getting mysterious segmentation violation
by xerces (2.2.0 - I can't try 2.3.0 as I also use
pathan).
I'm off to do some debugging inside xerces now, but it would help to
know if there is a definite limit (O/S is Redhat linux 8.0, and ulimit
is unlimited)..
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When a method such as DOMNode::getLocalName() returns a const XMLCh *,
is the user responsible for deallocating the memory pointed to by the
pointer, or is it owned by the DOMImplementation?
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you let me know if
Neil> it worked?
Yes. The online docs are now up-to-date. Thanks.
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>>>>> "Gareth" == Gareth Reakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gareth> Hi, what docs are these?
The ones at xml.apache.org/xerces-c/etc. They arer still 2.2.0 I
think.
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DOMDocument appears to have lost the methods
canSet/set/getNormalizationFeature, but they are still in the
documentation.
Could someone please comment.
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have written a complete (just about) interface for Eiffel to the
DOM, implemented as bridging code to xerces-c 2.2.
Because I have not done any SAX interface, it is currently impossible
to write an entity resolver.
I know that I will need it some time down the line (not exactly sure
?
Yes. (new spec? That was the spec way back in april).
I hadn't intended to raise this until I was ready to provide a patch,
but as the matter was raised...
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official method of creating a DOMInputSource creates an empty one. So
I hope this interface will be rounded off for 2.3.
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single text
node, whose contents is two quotation marks.
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nthony> contained within the Parent element.
Anthony> Is it possible to express this in a DTD?
No, but you can with an XML Schema.
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the external subset.
And those users who need the company-specific extension include your
file within the internal subset.
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; extension of my DTD, which is not used by all users. A few
Mirko> users use it, others do not. Consequently the Test.ent can
Mirko> be present or not.
Those users who want it can declare it in the internal subset, so
leave
build) is that is not so - the blocksize is
irrelevant (except for possible performance implications). Provided I
code the right maximum size in the call to transcodeTo or
TranscodeFrom, then even with a blockSize of 4 bytes specified in the
constructor, all is OK.
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if
Tinny> needed.
Yes please. It's causing me problems at the moment, and I can envision
other circumstances when it would be necessary.
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Tinny> In the meantime may be you can check why the "local_file"
Tinny> is not destroyed in your Eiffel program.
Colin> Oh, I know why that is. I've been putting off
lysing
how to deal with when to destroy objects (project is still beta). I
guess now is the time.
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ultiple possible implementations). But the above
code works even if you comment these out.
2) Rather than calling XMLString::transcode, I create a UTF-8
transcoder, and use that (as pure ascii is a subset of UTF-8).
BTW the same code, if writing to StdOutFormatTarget, or
MemBufFormatTarget, works.
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to write the equivalent pure C++ program? I can do
it tomorrow, if so.
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I just get an empty file (the file is created, but with zero size).
Works properly with 2.1.0.
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not to be fixed. I reverted to 2.1.0 and my code works again.
If I can remember, I shall go to Bugzilla tonight, when I can get
online again. But I'm posting this message just in case I forget.
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oid handle ( DOMOperationType operation, const XMLCh * key, void * data,
const DOMNode * src, const DOMNode * dst)
{
std::cerr << "Value of operation is:###" << int(operation) << "###" <<
std::endl;
}
produces the output:
Value of operation is:###1602
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>>>>> "Sarah" == Leitner, Sarah M [Contractor] writes:
Sarah> So are you saying I can't do this for DOM? If so, how do I
Sarah> validate my code using a D
to parse the document, first setting the "validation"
feature on the DOMBuilder.
If you are building a DOM programatically, then you could serialize it
and re-parse it to validate (not very efficient, I know).
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find no trace of
any way of converting from the deprecated interfaces to the current
ones, or vice-versa.
Can anyone please suggest a way out of my dilemma?
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t, but it has
Erik> been a part of Xerces DOM for a long time.
it is in the proposed 3.0 draft. But it depends upon DOMInputSource,
which isn't fully implemented in Xerces yet (in fact, it's useless as
far as I can see).
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my_target = new StdOutFormatTarget ();
writer->writeNode (my_target, *document);
}
the DOMWriter does NOT write out any xmlns attributes, unless the
commented-out section is un-commented. Is this a bug in
createDocument/createElementNS, or am I missing something?
Same problem in both
>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Colin> Firstly, DOMImplementationLS and DOMImplementation are not
Colin> defined in the IDL as inheriting from each other. It seems
Ah. I should have read the actual specification more c
am well aware that these interfaces are liable to change (as indeed
will the W3C IDL specifications), but it will help me to know what
your thinking is on this.
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