I agree ... consider it done!
Knowing when to say "when!"
Thanx again,
Sandy
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> ""
>
> This is just a SWAG, since I don't know SGML, but it looks like SGML must
> either support a "include either this or that" type of entity reference
> mechanism or a different synt
""
This is just a SWAG, since I don't know SGML, but it looks like SGML must
either support a "include either this or that" type of entity reference
mechanism or a different syntax for an element declaration?? Otherwise,
there is no way that this could produce a legal XML element declaration,
w
The reason for the iterator pointer to be between nodes is robustness.
NodeIterators are designed to keep working even under mutations of the
document tree being iterated. Having the pointer between nodes allows to
specify how it "floats" under the mutations.
--
Arnaud Le Hors - IBM Cupertino, XM
I changed the MAXLENGTH and MINLENGTH constants to all lowercase, as per
the 12/17 spec.
---
original_src\org\apache\xerces\validators\datatype\DatatypeValidator.java
Tue Feb 22 14:54:34 2000
+++ src\org\apache\xerces\validators\datatype\DatatypeValidator.java Wed
Feb 23 19:08:50 2000
@@ -83,8 +
I made a couple of bug fixes and enhancements for the StringValidator
(comments below). Even though it's not 100% clear in the
spec, I assumed that the "length" facet means that the length is
_required_. Please let me know if I submitted this incorrectly,
or if I should refrain from the verbose com
This should work if the sub-docs are under your control, but would be
tricky to do for random XML files (just in case someone was thinking of
extended the idea to that level of generality.) A file referenced as an
external entity cannot have any internal or external DTD subset, and also
must hav
Thanx all,
Interesting, never dawned on me that it would be SGML, but it makes
sense ... I'll look at the XHTML, but ideally I can hack this down to
something workable.
I did manage to clean up the DTD file but hit the following trouble
spot, perhaps you can shed some insight ...
... extra dele
Hi
Tim O'Donnell wrote that he wanted to "merge" several DOM documents into a
single DOM document (see his full message attached below for more detail).
One of the things that occurs to me is that if you already have XML files
for these documents AND the "root" of those documents is where you want
This behavior is normal and spec-compliant. See the examples at:
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2/traversal.html#Iterator-Moving
Chih-Hsiang Chou
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Xerces-Dev (E-Mail)" <
Even tough I see how this can be more useful I hate to think about
the performance implications.
With the line and column information all we are doing is just
reporting the scanner information since we are using the
org.apache.xerces.readers.DefaultEntityHandler getLineNumber()
and getColumnNumber(
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> The DTD, as you posted it anyway, is pretty much completely dead.
Not true.
> It
> appears as though the
>
> should have almost certainly been:
>
>
>
> In the first form, its definitely not a valid DTD. So did it get munged in
> the process of your posting it o
"By the way: How can you evaluate the correctness of a parser without an
identity transformation? If you cannot produce an output that is identical
to the input you have to use your own and at least one other parser to
check
whether this output is correct (unless you manually consult the
unicode
> It will might never be possible to reproduce character for character any
> arbritrary XML file. This is not the job of an XML parser really, so I
> personally feel its unrealistic to expect this to happen. The overhead to
> allow it to happen would place a very large burden on the vast majority o
Hi ,
Quick question from a newbie... Does anyone have
any tips on installing xerces-perl onto UNIX?
makefile changes or anything else?
Thanks,
Damian
I'm not sure what your problem is. Some other folks are using the parser in
a COM object, though there are some issues with having the DLL loaded and
unloaded all the time. One thing I would definitely suggest is that you
first move up to the current code on Apache, which is basically what the
1
Actually, we are thinking of renaming the parser "[PRODUCT NAME]" :-)
Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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Bill Schindler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/25/2000 08:34:22 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL
This is not an answer to your question, but a general purpose rant about
what parsers should and should not be required to do...
It will might never be possible to reproduce character for character any
arbritrary XML file. This is not the job of an XML parser really, so I
personally feel its un
To Whom it may concern:
I am currently trying to use Xerces-C in an ATL COM
ActiveX DLL project. When I make the call to parse an XML file that has been
previously validated nothing happens. The document object (DOM_Document) is
blank containing no elements. If I feed the parser an invalid
One of the things I need from the schema implementation is details on
exactly where an error occurs (over and above the line number). For
instance, the message "[Error] :5:66: Incorrect datatype: A is not a
boolean." isn't too helpful if I can't access the document via the line
number. Basically, w
It must be my day to find nits in documentation.
Index: ./c/src/util/NetAccessors/libWWW/BinURLInputStream.cpp
===
RCS file:
/home/cvspublic/xml-xerces/c/src/util/NetAccessors/libWWW/BinURLInputStream.cpp,v
retrieving revision 1.1
dif
The NodeIteratorImpl class implements some strange behavior:
when you iterate the nodes using nextNode(), the first call of
previousNode() returns the same node as the last nextNode() call did.
This unexpected bahavior is only described in the source code and not
mentioned in the javadoc document
Hi,
I am trying to create an xml-Document which has different sections. Each
section is generated by a seperate Method, which contains the necessary
Element-Object in its Signature. After executing the Method this Element is
returned. Please see the code of such a Method
public Element getB
Hi,
I'm parsing documents with the Xerces DOMParser, modify some nodes and then
want to write these document back to disk. At the moment, there doesn't seem
to be a working solution for this problem. If you leave out my
DOM-processing, the simple question is, whether there is a standard way to
par
Well I've been using xerces to parse WML files. As they are
valid XML after all. But if the doc type refers to an external
link, the wap dtd, you might want to strip it off, or make
it point to a local file.
Dw.
> Zhang Tao wrote:
>
> Hello:
>
>I want to know whether I can use xerces-c p
done. Thank you for reporting.
rahul
A minor edit fix to the documentation. (It annoyed me, so I fixed it.)
My editor decided to de-tab the file when I made the change, so there's an
extra change here. (It generated bunches of diffs on the tab -> space change,
but I dumped everything but the area of my actual edit.)
Index: faq-parse
Wong Kok Wai wrote:
>
> Xerces 1.0.2: Comments nodes are not printed properly by the serializer
> IMHO. The following is the patch I've made for
> org.apache.xml.serialize.BaseMarkupSerializer:
Not that simple. The serializer will now add a space between the element
and comment, which is good for
First, you should create the document with the document type as follows:
DOMImplementation impl;
impl = new DOMImplemenation();
doc = impl.createDocument( null, "dibob", impl.createDocumentType(
"dibob", null, "dibob.dtd" ) );
Second, you should try getting the latest Xerces release from t
are ya using Xerces-J or Xerces-C?
in Xerces-J the class is in org.apache.xml.serialize.
- Greg
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 5:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: XMLSerialize
I just got a message suggesting I c
Make sure you got the Xerces-J 1.0.2 code base and look for
org.apache.xml.serialize.XMLSerializer.
arkin
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> I just got a message suggesting I could use the XMLSerialize class to perform
> my
> necessary file operations. I have no idea where to find this code though.
I just got a message suggesting I could use the XMLSerialize class to perform my
necessary file operations. I have no idea where to find this code though. I
downloaded source from the xml.apache.org but found NOTHING with XMLSerialize.
Can anyone help me?
-Heather Matthews
VCD Software Engineer
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