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Subject: RE: select all nodes
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Look at the InputSource class.
On Mar 11, pankaj bavishi wrote: -
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>does xerces-c support anything similar to stringreader in xerces-j
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>I have to pass an inputstream as string.
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>Please suggest.
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does xerces-c support anything similar to stringreader in xerces-j
I have to pass an inputstream as string.
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Use DOMString::transcode. Read the Xerces FAQ for common questions using it.
Regards
Erik Rydgren
Mandarinen systems AB
Sweden
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Subject: RE: select all nodes
how do
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> Or, as a midpoint between the two -- I'm not sure whether Xerces-C
> implements the DOM Level 2 Traversal APIs
Yes it does.
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how do I use:
DOM_Document dummy.getElementsByTagName("hello");
how should I pass ("hello")...it should be a DOMString.
I can't do:
DOMString st = "hello";
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Or, as a midpoint between the two -- I'm not sure whether Xerces-C
implements the DOM Level 2 Traversal APIs, but if so a NodeIterator or
TreeWalker with the appropriate filter settings might do what you need.
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>Sounds like you should use DOM_Element::getElementsByTagName(co
Sounds
like you should use DOM_Element::getElementsByTagName(const DOMString& name)
method.
If you
need more then that then take a look at the Xalan XPath implementation at www.apache.org.
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Erik Rydgren Mandarinen systems AB Sweden
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