The FAQ http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-6 is some help
here. Quoting:
DOMStrings allow multiple concurrent readers. All DOMString const methods
are thread safe, and can be concurrently entered by multiple threads.
Non-const DOMString methods, such as appendData(), are not thread
n create a temporary quite simply:
DOMString myStr("foo");
The string will get cleaned up automatically when myStr goes out of scope.
Doug Brower
> I have a question about the DOMString class. I am writing a
> JNI-based library to access Xerces-J DOMs from C++. In looking for a
> Hi, I am new at using XML. I involved in a project to exchange insurance
> information between agencies and a central insurance organization. XML
> will be used for transfer the data.
>
> I am not sure how Xerces-C++ would parse an XML file. I would assume that
> there would be a functions readi
Nitin N,
Xerces is open-source software developed under the umbrella of the Apache
Software Foundation. Technical support and product assistance is provided by
the volunteer contributors to this mailing list. Frequently, when you post
messages here some of the same people who wrote the code will r
The
general answer to your question is, "Yes." For details, though,
read the license agreement that comes with the Xerces distribution
carefully.
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Siehnai, Does your document header specify the encoding? Something like:
would be expected by the xml processor if your file is in fact UTF-16
encoded.
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"Murray Cumming" wrote:
> ... I believe that the Xerces-C mailing list has become significantly
> less responsive over the past year.
That's my impression, too, which emphasizes how much we've come to rely on a
handful of people (like Andy Heninger, Dean Roddey, Tinny Ng, Joseph
Kesselman, and Da
>Is there any API in Xerces C++ to write from DOM to an external (ASCII)
file
>to create an XML document? Looking for something similar to XMLWriter in
JDOM.
Take a look at http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/domprint.html for an example.
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My advise is to start with the sample applications like DOMPrint and play
with those. Once you get oriented somewhat, the documenation will be easier
to absorb.
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Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 5:49 AM
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Hello Alfredo:
Here's how you can get the name of the DTD, that is, the name immediately
following the DOCTYPE keyword in an XML source document:
DOMString GetDoctypeName( const DOM_Document& doc )
{
DOM_DocumentType doctype = doc.getDoctype();
if( doctype.isNull() )
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