The xerces committers will be voting on the 1.3.1 release plan fairly soon
(probably in the next day or 2). I've attached the proposal below (it can
be found in cvs as well). If anyone wants to volunteer any other work for
this release, pls let us know ASAP.
Thx,
Lisa.
(See attached file: RELE
I don't need to set the classpath according to the readme:
3.1 Building on Windows Platform
If your JDK is properly installed on your system, you do not need to set any
CLASSPATH to build Xerces. If you have one, make sure it does not end with a
'\' or it will cause the build to fail
What woul
Alex,
This worked in versions prior to 1.3.0. I made use
of multiple pairs in my schemaLocation values with
Xerces 1.2.3. I no longer need to do this anymore,
as a result, I haven't tried it in 1.3.0.
One way to work around it is to put each additional
pair on the element that uses the namespac
Peter,
If you want to lobby for support of the visitor pattern in the DOM, you
should post a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] This is where DOM design
questions are discussed. To tell you the truth it won't be the first
request for it and I don't know if it will make any difference. But you
never know,
Hi,
It seems that Xerces
1.3.0 doesn't support multiple pairs (namespace, location) in schemaLocation,
i.e. it ignores all couples except the first one. When will this be
fixed?
thx
Alex
Aleksandar Milanovic Software Engineer Galdos Systems
- Original Message -
From: "Sam Ruby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: Getting involved in Xerces Development
> Ted Leung wrote:
> >
> > I agree that this topic is one for the public mailing list.
> > However, Brian *ASK
Ooops I overlooked that in the FAQ. Thanks.
Although I agree that you can emulate visitors with iterators and switch
statements, the resulting code is not very robust and maintainable in a
large scale implementation. Switch statements with casts of node types are
just an inherently risky and, fr
Ted Leung wrote:
>
> I agree that this topic is one for the public mailing list.
> However, Brian *ASKED for a way to ask his questions
> OFF-LINE*. He already knew how to post to a public forum
> if that was what he wanted to do. I can't believe that I'm
> getting castigated for honoring someone
I agree that this topic is one for the public mailing list. However,
Brian *ASKED for a way to ask his questions OFF-LINE*. He already
knew how to post to a public forum if that was what he wanted to do.
I can't believe that I'm getting castigated for honoring someone's request
for an off-line c
There is currently no support for the visitor pattern in the DOM.
See http://www.w3.org/DOM/faq.html#visitor
--
Arnaud Le Hors - IBM Cupertino, XML Strategy Group
Elena Litani wrote:
>
> I think we all agreed that since it is an open source project we are
> going to talk about development all together.
>
> Thus, I would strongly suggest to Brad to post his questions on
> xerces-j-dev list. Current development for XercesJ is mostly done by
> Lisa Martin, Neil
Hi,
I have been playing around a bit with the DOM samples in the xerces
distribution.
In the DOMCount example, to mention one instance, there is code of the type:
int type = node.getNodeType();
switch (type) {
// print document
case Node.DOCUMENT_NODE: {
...
}
Hi Ted,
I for one certainly have noticed your work of late, and I think you've done
a great job--and not just in spearheading initiatives like the release plan
but in contributing to the ongoing threads regarding XNI.
I'd say keep up the good work! This is open source, so if you can see ways
t
Hi Elena,
Sometimes there are questions that people have that they don't want
to air in the public list. I was only trying to provide a way for Brad
to talk to someone in confidence if he wanted to.
As far as current development of Xerces-J goes, you should start
to see code and patches from me
Hi, Ted,
I think we all agreed that since it is an open source project we are
going to talk about development all together.
Thus, I would strongly suggest to Brad to post his questions on
xerces-j-dev list. Current development for XercesJ is mostly done by
Lisa Martin, Neil Graham, Arnaud LeHors
Alan Martin wrote:
>
> > I'm xerces newbie so I'm not sure that is correct or not.
>
> So am I, but I know Java. ^_^
>
> > //
> > Node testTarget = document.getElementsByTagName("head").item(0);
> > EventListener TestEventListener = new EventListenerImpl();
> > testTarget.addEventListener( "mut
Brad,
You can e-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ted Leung
- Original Message -
From: "Brad O'Hearne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 9:43 AM
Subject: Getting involved in Xerces Development
> Is there one of the developers/leaders on this Xerce
Is there one of the developers/leaders on this Xerces project that would be
interested in fielding a few questions off-line that I have about getting
involved with the development of Xerces?
Brad
"j80m " wrote:
>
> But, I found something strange.
>
> In DOM2 Events, MutationEvent interface, initMutationEvent(~)
>
> public void initMutationEvent( String typeArg,
> boolean canBubbleArg,
> bo
Thanks, Alan & Stephane.
I'm a bit surprised at such an quick responses.
Well, I should've introduced myself as a Java newbie.
I fixed my code like the following, and got no compile errors.
NodeImpl testTarget =
(NodeImpl)document.getElementsByTagName("head").item(0);
But, I found something st
Hi there
I´m new to this list, and have looked in the archives (witch isn´t quite new).
And I haven't found anything about this...
I was trying to validate a dokument using the nullable feature and it didn't
work, after a while a saw is on the "feature NOT supported"-list. My question
is, are
Hi, all,
We are planning to implement support for schemas in upcoming
Xerces Release [see
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/CR-xmlschema-1-20001024/#declare-notation].
However, DOM & SAX don't provide APIs for exposing Schema notations to
applications. Note that schema notations are different from DTD
no
> I'm xerces newbie so I'm not sure that is correct or not.
So am I, but I know Java. ^_^
> //
> Node testTarget = document.getElementsByTagName("head").item(0);
> EventListener TestEventListener = new EventListenerImpl();
> testTarget.addEventListener( "mutation", TestEventListener, false );
>
I'm not a specialist of what you want to do.
Node testTarget = document.getElementsByTagName("head").item(0);
EventListener TestEventListener = new EventListenerImpl();
testTarget.addEventListener( "mutation", TestEventListener, false );
testTarget is a instance of the class Node (from package
I have a problem in Event handler registration.
I want to add an event handler to some node, say, "someNode" using Java
Binding.
but, after parsing, the return value of parser.getDocument() (parser is an
instance of DOMParser),
say, document, is a Document's instance.
In addition the return val
Hi, Kimaro,
> I downloaded XML4J-j-bin.3.1.1 hoping to have xerces 3.1.1 in the package.
Please, note XML4J releases are not *equal* to Xerces ones.
> I could find the Documentation for xerces 3.1.1. This doc. describes a class
> named "RevalidatingDOMParser".
XML4J provides a source code for Re
Scott,
>Try looking at line 2493, i think you find the duplicate
Thanks for spotting the deliberate mistake.
However, that was (a real) example of a problem I've had several times.
In the same schema there is another example: Line 971, ColorPool_TBD. If you
rename that to ColorPool then a sim
Try looking at line 2493, i think you find the duplicate
The obvious questions first, is your classpath set correctly either via
the environment variable or the -classpath option. The classpath will be
searched in the order the directories or jars are placed in the classpath.
Scott
Martin Welch wrote:
I'm an xerces newbie and a java beginner (with ext
Hi,
I've been using the DOMCount example to test the development of a schema
which has been progressing quite well. That is until I suddenly started
getting errors like the following:
[Error] test4.xml:17:218: Schema error: duplicate element decl in the
same scope : Disjointing.
test4.xml: 4734
I'm an xerces newbie and a java beginner (with extensive C++ background) so
please bear with me.
I'm using Forte 2, jdk1.3 on W2K SP1.
I've downloaded the xerces source and tried to compile it and I'm hitting a
couple of errors. I've looked at the web site and FAQ with nothing obvious
except I'm
Dear all
I downloaded XML4J-j-bin.3.1.1 hoping to have xerces 3.1.1 in the package.
I could find the Documentation for xerces 3.1.1. This doc. describes a class
named "RevalidatingDOMParser".
BUT this class is not in the package!. Any one who can assist me on this
matter,
I will be very graeful.
Andy,
> You can write an EntityResolver and register it with
> the parser to perform catalog operations. If you want,
> you can use some catalog implementations supplied with
> Xerces (though not documented). Check out the following
> classes:
>
> org.apache.xerces.readers.XMLCatalogHandler
>
Ringo De Smet wrote:
> I would like to use PUBLIC identifiers in my XML files without
> having to specify where the real DTD is stored. If I understand
> correctly, catalog files are what I need. But does Xerces Java
> support catalog files, and where can I find information on how
> to define and u
Brad O'Hearne wrote:
> parser.parse(uri) method. In the EntityResolver, I do not know what the uri
> to the XML file is -- I only know the uri of the dtd (via the systemId). I
This is a general problem with the EntityResolver interface --
there is no way to know the base system identifier for th
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