I'm in the
process of creating a family tree program in Java which storesthe member
data in an XML document. Each member has a set of attributeswhich if they
don't have a value assigned to them are set to "m000" a dummyIDREF to keep
the parser happy.The problem facing me is one which concern
Dave Flanagan wrote:
>
> The ErrorHandler interface in SAX has 3 methods defined
> warning, error, and fatalError
>
> You need to override the default behavior of the fatalError method
> in this interface.
> This method is called whenever an XML document is found not
> to be well formed. At this p
Am Mittwoch, 6. März 2002 16:16 schrieben Sie:
> > This is required for doing a schema to schema mapping and produce the
> > XSLT stylesheet for the transformation. So when we present the schema
> > to the user it makes sense to display the schema data structure with
> > all such internal types res
This is required for doing a schema to schema mapping and produce the
XSLT stylesheet for the transformation. So when we present the schema
to the user it makes sense to display the schema data structure with
all such internal types resolved. This will show the schema structure
closer to the wa
Hi John,
Thanks for your input.
This is required for doing a schema to schema mapping and produce the
XSLT stylesheet for the transformation. So when we present the schema
to the user it makes sense to display the schema data structure with
all such internal types resolved. This will show the
Hi Sheen,
This is an XML transformation issue, i.e. XSLT. The way to achive
this is to write a stylesheet that transforms the first schema
into the second one. This is not a trivial task (i.e. invoking
a method) and as the schema becomes more complex the robustness and
completeness of the stylesh
hi all,
we hand over xml to another module that doesn't love empty tags, it hangs up
when it finds empty tags.
Is there a way, let's say "option" to tell the serializer that it should not
output empty tags at all?
Any hints kindly appreciated,
kind regards
Peter Hellmann
Siemens Aktiengesellscha
Try using the DOMParser to read the schema into a DOM. You'll have to turn
off validation first. Then traverse the DOM to generate your text file
description. I'm developing something like this to generate a COBOL
copybook and its associated flat file from an XML instance document.
Hi all,
I have a small problem, but I don't really find a good solution!
1. The "SVGDocument" is an implementation of the Document interface.
I want to read XML data from a socket, so I have an InputStream, from
which I want to produce a SVGDocument. (There are some methods for
shouldn't parameter 2 be a true or false
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Piccand Régis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 6. März 2002 08:53
> An: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Betreff: setProperty for external-schemaLocation opens http connection
> ...
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I
John,
I went ahead and upgraded to Xerces 2.0.1, and now I have a problem; the
old 'validation/dynamic' feature no longer seems to work. If I enable
the 'http://xml.org/sax/features/validation' feature, it prints errors
if the file in question does not define a DTD or schema. This is very
annoying
Hi all,
I read through the mailing list archives but couldn't find much hints for
the following problem.
I use a DOMParser, on which I do a setProperty as follows :
myDOMParser.setProperty("http://apache.org/xml/properties/schema/external-sc
hemaLocation", "http://www.someUri.com
file:///D://som
i think you might want to look at Castor castor.exolab.org
but i might be a tiny bit wrong.
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Richard Rowell wrote:
> I have developed and XML schema for use in importing/exporting data from my
> companies flagship product. However there is some reluctance in certain
> (
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