Krzysztof Zielinski wrote:
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> Could you give an example of DTD that tell that there can't be any '\n'
> or any other space characters exept text which is an element value ?
Here:
That says element A contains an element B followed by an element C (and
nothing else). In that case any whitespace
Could you give an example of DTD that tell that there can't be any '\n'
or any other space characters exept text which is an element value ?
Thanks
K.
Arnaud Le Hors schrieb:
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> Krzysztof Zielinski wrote:
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> > I have set that feature, but when I am displaying DOM tree, there are
> > still t
Krzysztof Zielinski wrote:
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> I have set that feature, but when I am displaying DOM tree, there are
> still those elements.
You also need a DTD that tells the parser what is "ignorable"... This is
done by specifying that your elements only contain elements.
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Arnaud Le Hors - IBM Cupertino, X
I have set that feature, but when I am displaying DOM tree, there are
still those elements.
Andy Clark schrieb:
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> sadlion wrote:
> > parser.setIncludeIgnorableWhitespace (false) ;
>
> It's better to use the configuration methods available via
> SAX2. There is a feature defined for this. For ex
Regarding my question on how to parse out a value from an XML string: The
following is the method I use to create the string:
To create my XML String, I call the following method from a JSP.
The method passes a stored procedure from an Oracle database to an EJB that
actually generates the XML.
I
But I need to have a DOM tree, as I need to modify some text elements
after I read document from the file. SAX2 doesn't create DOM tree, does
it ?
Andy Clark schrieb:
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> sadlion wrote:
> > parser.setIncludeIgnorableWhitespace (false) ;
>
> It's better to use the configuration methods available
sadlion wrote:
> parser.setIncludeIgnorableWhitespace (false) ;
It's better to use the configuration methods available via
SAX2. There is a feature defined for this. For example:
parser.setFeature("http://apache.org/xml/features/dom/include-ignorable-whitespace";,
false);
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