Edwin Goei wrote:
> When you said you ran it through the OASIS test suite, what do you mean
> by this? As I understand it the current tests at OASIS are broken and
> there is a fixed version elsewhere, but it requires manually
> interpreting over 1200 negative tests to verify passing those tests.
Hi Elena,
Thanks for your reply, actually I will need an XML
schema parser to get the xml element structure from
the xml schema, like whether the element is simple
type or complex type, the attributes it contains,
minOccurs, maxOccurs and etc.
is there any package in xerces I can use to get the
> Two that I can see: First, this approach would involve a total rewrite of
> schema support; it's not at all obvious to me that much of the X1 code
> could be ported over at all.
I see. This is an understandable reason.
> Secondly, because components can reference
> each other with virtually
Hi folks,
As Neil Graham mentioned, we are working on the design of Xerces2 schema
support. There will be two big changes in Xerces2. One is the redesign of
schema parsing, which is covered in detail in Neil's note. The other one is
grammar caching, which is also related to DTD and, possibly, oth
Andy Clark wrote:
>
> Edwin Goei wrote:
> > +1, sounds good to me. I'd support moving portions of code that
> > are not maintained and which few people use to a separate package.
>
> Exactly. How do you feel about creating a new "contrib" directory
> in the xml-xerces module where this code is
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Hi, Clement,
> When I used TreeWalker in Xerces 1.4.0, it output all
> my nodes and atts correctly. However, in 1.4.1, it
> output multiple times of nodes and even worse
>
Some bug fixes to TreeWalker were applied after 1.4.2 release.
Please, extract the code from CVS and try it. Let us know
My classes are generated with the following: why does is say Castor0.9.2
/*
* This class was
automatically generated with
* href="http://castor.exolab.org">Castor
0.9.2, using an
* XML Schema.
* $Id$
*/
First, sorry it took so long to get around to reading this message. My
comments/questions are inline...
Andy Clark wrote:
>
> Everyone,
>
> Okay, I have added the scanner interfaces and made the changes
> to the Xerces2 reference implementation to implement this. I
> built it and ran it throug
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for the patch; I've just applied it.
Cheers,
Neil
Neil Graham
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: 416-448-3519, T/L 778-3519
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Jeremy Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@hplb.hpl.hp.com on 08/08/2001 06:42:10
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My classes are generated with the following: why does is say Castor0.9.2
/*
* This class was
automatically generated with
* href="http://castor.exolab.org">Castor
0.9.2, using an
* XML Schema.
* $Id$
*/
My classes are
generated with the following: why does is say Castor0.9.2
/*
* This class was
automatically generated with
* Castor" 0.9.2, using an
* XML Schema.
* $Id$
*/
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! That worked... well, I had to add "true"
as an importNode parameter... i.e.
Node cloneElement = resultDoc.importNode(incomingNode, true);
but otherwise, this seems to have gotten me to the next hurdle.
Thanks,
Terry
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From: [EMAIL P
I know that one!
Use :
public Document makeDomDocument(Element incomingNode, Document
resultDoc) {
if (incomingNode != null) {
Element cloneElement = resultDoc.importNode(incomingNode);
resultDoc.appendChild(cloneElement);
}
return resultDoc;
}
"Terry M
Greetings,
I am experiencing problems in cloning an Element node and appending the
result to a document i.e.:
public Document makeDomDocument(Element incomingNode, Document
resultDoc) {
if (incomingNode != null) {
Element cloneElement = (Element) incomingNode.cloneNo
Hi Kohsuke,
Thanks for your note; lots of interesting questions here.
> 1. Does SchemaHandler attempt to reuse the loaded schema documents?
> In other words, say a schema document A imports Z and B also imports
> Z, but A and B are unrelated each other.
>
> When you load A and B, is Z reus
Xerces-2 does not have any XML Schema support.
If you need XML Schema support use Xerces:
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-j/schema.html
Elena
jia wei wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am developing some application using xml schema. I
> have downloaded xerces-2 and found there is a schema
> parser class, but
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Hi, there!
Short question: Are you currently working on a DOM L2 Style implementation?
It seems to be the last missing DOM2-Feature for Xerces-J. I can't find some
info about that on http://xml.apache.org/.
If yes: When do you expect a Xerces-J version with an experimental
implementation?
If not
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>is there any other work around .
I am not sure how one would "work around" a missing feature
other than to implement it. Adding an "xml-string" property
to the SAX parser is straightforward and it would simply
have to ask the DTD scanner to provide values for events.
In the scanner, you save t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Jeremy,
>
> Just FYI, the best way to submit patches is as follows:
>
> - Run a cvs diff on each file you've changed;
> - then submit each file *as an attachment* in a message to the list,
> clearly indicating just what's being corrected.
I attach a patch file for G
Hi,
I am developing some application using xml schema. I
have downloaded xerces-2 and found there is a schema
parser class, but I have no idea how to use this
class. after I generate the javadoc, it does not give
me any hint either. can anybody help?
thanks.
j.w.
__
Taking some ideas from my colleagues about contrib in opensource ...
When you go to a site and download stuff it is helpful if it works
(together?).
A contrib where you unpack and things don't work is annoying.
javadoc quality improves if it is all made in one go.
My understanding of the propos
Edwin Goei wrote:
> +1, sounds good to me. I'd support moving portions of code that
> are not maintained and which few people use to a separate package.
Exactly. How do you feel about creating a new "contrib" directory
in the xml-xerces module where this code is placed? It would then
be require
Andy Clark wrote:
>
> So what do people think? Would it be unreasonable to pull
> the WML and HTML DOM implementations out of the package
> at this time? We have never addressed the problem we have
> with contributed code. I'd vote for a separate package and
> download of user-donated code.
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