Hello,
I'm having problems with my app, I've borrowed the functionality of the
DOMPrint example to get my parsed XML to a string,
and when it "writes out" the XML_DECL_NODE, it uses the constant:
static const XMLCh gXMLDecl4[] =
{
chDoubleQuote, chQuestion, chCloseAngle
, chCR, chLF, ch
- Original Message -
> void myclass::testAndAdd(DOM_TreeWalker &dtw)
>...
> {
> // first i get back the DOM_Element lying behind the
> // DOM_TreeWalker.
> DOM_Element elem = (DOM_Element &) dtw.getCurrentNode();
>
> // then i performe a few test on it
>
Hi,
try:
char *value;
value = attr.getNodeValue().transcode();
if (strcmp(value, "John") == 0) {
printf("Your name is John\n");
} else if (strcmp(value, "Tom") == 0) {
printf("Hello, Tom!\n");
}
...
delete[] value;
Since char * cannot be used in switch() expressions, as it says in the
e
Hello,
I'm wondering if there are any nice ways to create a XML document according
to some DTD with Xerces. I've made a component using Xerces to read, modify
and create new XML documents. All documents should validate OK to a
collection of DTD:s, and this is where the trouble is.
So far, I've go
Hello,
I'm having problems with character coding in my messages. I'm not that good
at character standards etc though.. However - I'm using a DOMParser in
Xerces-C 1.4 with ISO-8859-1 encoding.
I've coded a component that parses a message, modifies it, and returns the
modified message in C++ STL
Hello all,
Is there an easy way to check if a certain element (name given) exists
somewhere in the DTD(s), and if it's optional or not?
I've recently started working with Xerces, in a
communicating-interface-component thingy, using a DOMParser to validate
messages and then extract certain values
