Re: setExpandEntityReferences() question

2002-04-11 Thread Joe Marini
That's what I was afraid of. Oh well. Joe >>setExpandEntities is a DOM thing, right? >> > >Not DOM Level 2; it might be in Level 3 (haven't checked recently) or in >the Xerces DOM-builder... > >>It can't do anything about entities in attributes, because >>it doesn't know that they are happenin

Re: setExpandEntityReferences() question

2002-04-11 Thread Joseph Kesselman/CAM/Lotus
>setExpandEntities is a DOM thing, right? Not DOM Level 2; it might be in Level 3 (haven't checked recently) or in the Xerces DOM-builder... >It can't do anything about entities in attributes, because >it doesn't know that they are happening. The DOM permits EntityReference nodes in the conten

Re: setExpandEntityReferences() question

2002-04-11 Thread Dean Roddey
e a control port, don't buy it!" - Original Message - From: "Joe Marini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 2:12 PM Subject: setExpandEntityReferences() question > Hello, > > I'm using Xerces to parse a documen

setExpandEntityReferences() question

2002-04-11 Thread Joe Marini
Hello, I'm using Xerces to parse a document that has the following attribute construct in it: Now, I *don't* want the > to be replaced by a > character, so I call setExpandEntityReferences(false). However, it still gets expanded into an > and causes problems down the road. Am I doing somet