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I'm compiling the XercesLib in C++Builder 5.0.
It's running ok, but in sample application DOMPrint the error and
warning messages generated by parser in "ErrorHandler" object isn't
printed.
I added "version.rc" in my "XercesLib.bpr" project file but I had not
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Allann,
The all.mak is meant for
building 64bit only. To build 32 bit you may
want to build from xerces-all.dsw.
Rgds,
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I don't see the -lxerces-c linker option; try adding it after
-L/yasir/xerces-c2_5_0-linux/lib
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At 23.45 28/09/2004 +0200, Yasir Iqbal wrote:
I get a long undescribeable error while compiling my class. where
my include headers:
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include "ne
Very probably the following patch must be applied to
/home/cvspublic/xml-site/style/stylesheets/document2html.xsl:
Index: document2html.xsl
===
RCS file: /home/cvspublic/xml-site/style/stylesheets/document2html.xsl,v
retrieving revisi
Very rough analysis:
xml-site/style/stylesheets/document2html.xsl contains
Either this has to be removed, or each and every directory containing
output from that xsl file must contain a file images/dot.gif.
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> Hi all,
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> Don't know whether anyone on either of these lists follows
> infras
At 10.05 23/10/2003 +0200, Magnus Karlsson wrote:
Hi!
I have build Parser for a file, containing SQL commands. The problem is
that a SQL command can contain '<' and '>', i.e.
SELECT ID, NAME FROM SOME_TABLE WHERE INT_COLUMN >= ? OR INT_COLUMN <= ?
When I parse the file I get an parser exception
> Would that be fixed in the version that changed the whole API to be
within
> a namespace?
If you don't want to use the new namespace, build the library without it.
> Or well after the version that changed all the return values from
references to pointers?
I have no idea what you're referri
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Should have mentioned... I'm using version 2.1.0.
That's a known bug in 2.1. It was fixed in 2.2.
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Should have mentioned... I'm using version 2.1.0.
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Two things:
1. I added XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER and it still didn't seem to help
(cut and paste it exactly out of the article that way)
2. I finally fixed that problem and now it works great.
Thanks for all of your help.
At 09:51 AM 3/14/2003 +0200, you wrote:
> "Kohli, Naveen" wrote:
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> "Kohli, Naveen" wrote:
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> Clean solution will be to use xercesc namespace in your code.
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> xercesc::DOMDocument
It is already done in the code below (XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER
DOMDocument).
John uses Borland compiler as I can see from his previous posts. Borland
compiler support namespa
Title: RE: Error
Which
version does not support namespaces? I am using Xerces _with_ namespaces under
Win, but pretend to port the application
easily
to Linux and other unix flavors...
please
if namespaces is not suported in some SO/Compiler, I will be glad to know
it at this time
Title: RE: Error
I don;t know what version you are talking about but the one I am using does support namespaces. and thats how I am avoiding xerces code to conflict with MSXML parser code.
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Clean solution will be to use xercesc namespace in your code.
xercesc::DOMDocument
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If I remember correctly, including the Microsoft msxml.h file automatically
has a "using" clause in it, or their examples do. Either don't use their
files, since you're using Xerces instead, or find and remove the "using
Msxml" clause.
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It works...:P
thanks a lot for the fast reply,
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Hi,
Have you initialised the library? Something like
try
{
XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize();
}
catch(const XMLException &toCatch)
{
cerr << "Error during Xerces-c Initialization.\n"
<< " Exception message:"
<< StrX(toCatch.getM
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> I just updated, made clean and runConfigured and do not get this
> problem. Is it still happening to you? If so what platform etc?
Seems fixed now, thanks.
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Hi Jason,
I just updated, made clean and runConfigured and do not get this
problem. Is it still happening to you? If so what platform etc?
Gareth
On 9 Dec 2002, Jason E. Stewart wrote:
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>
> I just ran a cvs update and it will not compile:
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> AbstractDOMParser.cpp:81:44: x
At 04:15 PM 19-10-01 -0500, Williamson, Siehnai wrote:
I've noticed that the XercesLib files you have set up for Win32 that you provide do not include the following files:
XMLMessages.h
MsgLoader.hpp, .cpp
InMemMsgLoader.hpp, .cpp
MsgCatalogLoader.hpp, .cpp
XMLMsgCat_Ids.hpp
As a re
"Jordan C N Chong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Now the problem is at the parser.parse(path). The "path" must be the
> full path of the file, if not, the application will crash at "root"
> and "list".
I'm assuming that by 'full path' you mean fully qualified or absolute
path, i.e. '/home/jason
If you are getting that, you've probably got something fundamentally wrong.
Give some more info on what platform, os, compiler, source code base, etc...
you are working with.
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FatalError Currently, there is an
option that can be set: 'setExitOnFirstFatalError'. If it is not
set, the parser will not exit when a fatal error is encountered.
So, if we make validation constraints just errors, you are s
we should always make it strict by default.--
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2001 11:58 AM
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AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Error vs
FatalErrorCurrently, all validation errors are
considered fatal errors, and the parser will exit after the
age-From: Khaled Noaman
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Currently, all validation
errors are considered fatal errors, and the parser will exit after the first
broken validation constratint. Guys,
Currently, all validation errors are considered fatal errors, and the
parser will exit after the first broken validation constratint. Guys, I
would like to know your opinion on making validation constraint violation
just errors, and modify the XMLValidator to throw only when fatal errors
are enco
The xerces behaviour - at least it?s worked in this way for me - is that a
broken validation
constraint IS reported and resolved by the error() Handler interface method,
BUT if you Do nothing in the error() Handler then the parser EXIT.
If you want the parser to continue AFTER a broken validation
To get details of why a parse failed, you have to write and plug in an
error handler object. The default handler just fails silently.
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> It looks like xerces throws exceptions of type XMLErrs::Code
thanks
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> m='msn.afslx2.auto 6D 3D 27 6D 73 6E 2E 61 66 73 6C 78 32 2E 61 75 74 6F
> matedfinancial.com 6D 61
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The error that I receive is not due to my xml file as I can
parse it using DOMPrint.
The message that I get from my program (which is using
Microsoft Visual C++ 6) is:
unhandled
ex
From:
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Towey
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The error that I receive is not due to my xml file as I can
parse it using DOMPrint.
The message that I get from my program (which is using
Microsoft V
"I'm not sure how I feel about ambivalence"
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> Make sure that you don't have any whitespace characte
The error that I receive is not due to my xml file as I can parse it using DOMPrint.
The message that I get from my program (which is using Microsoft Visual C++ 6) is:
unhandled exception in split.exe (XERCES-C_1_4D.DLL): 0XC0005: Access Violation.
(split is the name of my C++ class)
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> It looks like xerces throws exceptions of type XMLErrs::Codes (which
> is an enum). My platform is Solaris 8 with Forte 6.1, and the
> compiler (or is it debugger?) seems to get confused
Make sure that you don't have any whitespace characters at the end of your
xml stream. I used to get the same error if I have a new line at the end
of my xml file, but the DOM will still be constructed since the error
occurs at the end of the file.
-JJ
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Alex Fridman wrote:
>
It looks like xerces throws exceptions of type XMLErrs::Codes (which
is an enum). My platform is Solaris 8 with Forte 6.1, and the
compiler (or is it debugger?) seems to get confused: I think
they treat enums as ints, and don't really know what to catch
when an int is thrown.
In my application,
, not
normative.
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If the XHTML folks are really saying that, they are making a huge mistake
unless its just a 'for compatibility' t
Emma
What does your XML file look like?
Todd
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Hi,
I’m having a bit of a problem with the parser.
When my program p
Try
parsing the file with one of the standalone sample programs, like DOMPrint. If
that works, then its nothing to do with the XML text you are parsing, and its
just an error in your program probably causing an access violation or something.
That's not something anyone but you can figure out
XML parsers to care.
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XHTML 1.0 says, "Include a space b
No, that's not required.
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> m='msn.afslx2.auto 6D 3D 27 6D 73 6E 2E 61 66 73 6C 78 32 2E 61 75 74 6F
> matedfinancial.com 6D 61 74 65 64 66 69 6E 61 6E 63 69 61 6C 2E 63 6F 6D
> /registered'/> 2F 72 65 67 69 73 74 65 72 65 64 27 2F 3E
> m='msn.afslx2.auto 6D 3D 27 6D 73 6E 2E 61 66 73 6C 78 32 2E 61 75 74 6F
> matedfinancial.com 6D 61 74 65 64 66 69 6E 61 6E 63 69 61 6C 2E 63 6F 6D
> /registered'/> 2F 72 65 67 69 73 74 65 72 65 64 27 2F 3E
I've seen somewhere that there should be a space between the last
quote and /> .
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Wild guess: XML requres that there be one and only one root element, and
after it goes by only comments and PIs are permitted. Is there any chance
that you're trying to parse a document/file/input-stream containing two or
more root elements?
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Mail me the file, in original binary form as an attachment. I'm assuming
that its going to work with no problems, which is going to
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version is 1.4 platform is windows nt
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version is 1.4 platform is windows nt
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What versoin of the parser are you using and on what platform? There is
obviously something
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I hexdump it there is nothing else after last character.
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I hexdump it there is nothing else after last character.
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Then you probably have some trailing, non-printable, gorp at the end. If
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Encoding is UTF-8 and it says that it expected it at last character.
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Encoding is UTF-8 and it says that it expected it at last character.
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What encoding is the text in? If its not UTF-8 or UTF-16, it h
What encoding is the text in? If its not UTF-8 or UTF-16, it has to have an
XMLDecl. And where exactly does it say that it expected it? If its at 0,0,
then most likley its an encoding issue.
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not at all
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Hi, Alex,
Your XML file looks pretty fine since it goes through both DOMPrint
and
DOMCount, unless with -v=always, it
Hi, Alex,
Your XML file looks pretty fine since it goes through both DOMPrint
and
DOMCount, unless with -v=always, it gives out error message like "unkown
element...".
If u don't mind posting your code, it may help to identify what had
happened.
Regards,
Peiyong Zhang
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You're mixing C++ run-time libraries. Read the FAQ for more information.
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You're probably mixing debug and retail DLL versions. See
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-23.
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