I won't be able to help you as I am a newbie myself, but I am sure one of
the experts will help you.
I am just interested to know what it is that you are doing? Are you trying
to compile your program with the Xerces-C libraries?
What platform are you developing on,what C/C++ compiler are you using,
rror: MFC initialization failed\n");
return 1;
}
try {
TestParser();
}
catch (FcsException E) {
CString csErr = E.m_csErrMsg;
printf("%s\n",csErr.GetBuffer(csErr.GetLength()));
}
> I catch following error, in a try&catch statement, on parsing a
> string(pulled from a text file) to construct a xerces dom document:
> "An exception occured! Type:RuntimeException, Message:The primary
> document entity could not be opened.
> Id=E:\dev\prgm102\<\request>"
> Langauge: VC++ 6
I catch following error, in a try&catch statement, on parsing a
string(pulled from a text file) to construct a xerces document:
"An exception occured! Type:RuntimeException, Message:The primary
document entity could not be opened. Id=E:\dev\prgm102\<\request>"
Langauge: VC++ 6.0
Xerces Vers
I have two DOMDocument classes, doc1 and doc2 with their respective root
nodes node1 and node2
How do I append doc2, with parent node, and all its children nodes and
attributes, etc etc into doc1 as a child so that doc1 looks exactly the
same, only as a child of doc1.
I tried appending doc2 to the
a document, and therefore cannot be appended to another
document. They can be imported from one document to another, however; check
out DOMDocument::importNode().
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I have two DOMDocument classes, doc1 and doc2 with their respective root
nodes node1 and node2
How do I append doc2, with parent node, and all its children nodes and
attributes, etc etc into doc1 as a child so that doc1 looks exactly the
same, only as a child of doc1.
I tried appending doc2 to the
Which features should be set to which values to ensure that the xml document
being parsed(as dom document) is a valid xml document according to xml
standards. I don't set an error handler. Is it neccesary to set an error
handler in order to trap
invalid xml documents?
I parse a file to construct
