>(The DOM is being designed by a fairly small group, and function is being
>brought out in stages as resources become available and as interlocking
>standards settle down. When you say "the DOM doesn't", you should generally
>append the word "yet" unless there has been an explicit decision that w
Hi Ana.
The reason you didn't find any documentation about file output is because
there is no such capability specified by the DOM spec. Incredibly, the
spec provides no way to get XML out of your XML document. And thus,
neither does Xerces.
Every time this question is asked (and it's asked
For some reason (I've never heard a convincing one), the DOM spec doesn't
say to return a node's text value when you use getNodeValue(). You have to
have to go down one more level into the node and get its text node, and
take that node's value. I don't have the C++ syntax handy, but it's
pro
At 05:58 PM 7/30/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Many times the question of a DOM Serialize method has been mentioned.
>Could someone explain to me exactly what the problem is?
>As I understand it the problem is that the DOM standard does not
>specify the API for such a method and until that is done,
>no un
At 03:59 PM 7/28/01 -0700, you wrote:
>But how would you do it, man ?
>just sit back and let the magic work ?
How is it that the Java version makes it so easy? This lack of
DOM-to-string functionality, combined with lack of any means to transmit
the XML to a server, led me to abandon Xerces C
Where can we find the netAccessors that people have written? I poked
around on the Xerces site, but didn't find any.
I'm looking for one for NT.
Thanks!
Gavin
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Hi all. I've constructed a C++ module to build DOM documents using Xerces,
and now I need to send them.
What facility is available to send and receive DOM docs as XML over a
network? Anyone know of code samples that show this in action using C++?
Thanks for any info.
Gavin S
