Hi there,
Just to let everyone know that we're tagging the source for the 1.4 release
as this note goes out.We'll be starting the builds shortly, but we
won't actually upload the new release to apache until Tues. May 22,
however, as it's a long week-end here in Canada.
Thx,
Lisa.
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Title: validating with schema
yes,
if I declared that attribute in the dtd, it does get parsed. BUT, actually that
attribute is used by XML Schema to
specify where the schema file is, so it's not supposed to be declared by
dtd author(I think). And when I declared it,
the
xml was parsed OK bu
Hi,
I found the solution to this thought I'd post here for future reference -
you have to set the property on the parser that specifies what kind of
document you are building. default being 'DocumentImpl"
DOMParser p=new DOMParser();
try {
p.setProperty("http://apache.org/xml/propertie
> From: Dane Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 4:15 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Why createElementNS?
>
>
> If I want to create an element and it's attribute of a particular
> namespace,
> Why should id use:
>
> String namespaceURI = "http://someuri.something";;
It's been my experience that StringPool initialization throws a bunch of
NullPointerExceptions every time Xerces starts up. I think if you just
turn off catching NullPointerExceptions (it's a breakpoint option), you
should be fine. It's real pain when you want to find a
NullPointerException in y
Title: validating with schema
Ok
james,
I've
done a little test for you. If I introduce a spelling mistake in the xml file on
any attribute of any element itself I get the same error.
Basically, it seems that you are using an Element
called "personnel" which own an attribute called "noNamesp
If I want to create an element and it's attribute of a particular namespace,
Why should id use:
String namespaceURI = "http://someuri.something";;
String elementName = "ns:someElement";
String attName = "ns:someAttribute";
String attValue = "someAttValue";
Element e = createElementNS( namespaceU
Hi
I have the same problem
But to solve this you must change the line XPATH.Axis by Axis
Regards
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Has anyone come across this StringPool exception with visual age and xerces
? , this suddenly occurs when running successfully inside the vaj test
environment (with no code changes !), I would guess its some problem inside
vaj resource management. The real horror is that the only way round this is
I tried importing the Xerces 1.3.1 jar into
a project in VA 3.5, and it fails without importing anything
reporting the following error:
An exception occurred in a system program.
Terminating Default (System) (2001-05-09 09:13:26)
The culprits seem to be the two classes "ParserForXMLSchema"
and "
"Herrmann, Michael" wrote:
> If the DTD's first line is:
>
>
>
> I receive the exception:
> [...]
>
> If I omitt the line " also when specifying an encoding declaration. As I understood
> an encoding declaration is optional for ASCII and UTF-8 text
> which my DTD is.
>
> Does anyone ha
I was wondering if there were any resources that
can give examples on how these objects are used and if there are any benefits to
using them.
Basically I want to know more about what they are
and how to use any of these kinds of objects as there don't appear to be any
examples in the Xerce
Hi I am trying to create a HTMLDocumentImpl object & also an WMLDocumentImpl
by reading an html/wml document from a file but am unable to figure how to
do this.
For html there seems to be a HTMLBuilder which might be able to do this if I
were using a sax parser but there is no equivalent for WMLD
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