>The parse() method expects a URI.
Yep. If you want to pass it an operating-system-level filename -- of any
syntax -- prefix that with "file:///" to make it a URI.
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> Document d = builder.parse(file);
The parse() method expects a URI. Apparently, "SYS:\tomcat\cocoon" is not a
URI, which is why Xerces fails to parse the document. The correct fix, IMO,
wouldn't be to change Xerces to special-case Novell file names, but to make
the code that calls Xerces to gene
Praveen,
You can use castor or JAXB for binding. I don’t think that either of
these create a sample XML file for you. I use XML Spy to do this.
Thanks,
Vishal
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From: Praveen Peddi
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Hi Bishal,
I like your suggestion, but I think I forgot to
mention that my application is implemented in Java and I am not sure how do I
automatically generate XML from schema using java. Do you know of any tool that
does that?
Praveen
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Bhasin,
Praveen,
You can use XML-SPY to create a sample xml from a
schema. You can use the following to validate an XML against a schema
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xerces validation programmatically
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XML-SPY
Cheers,
Vishal
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From: Praveen Peddi
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Hi all,
I work for a company that does an asset metadata
integration from different content management systems. We currently have an
extensible schema where one can add/remove metadata fields in the schema on the
fly. Now my problem is to take the input (mostly name value pairs) from any
cli
Hi;
I've been working around this issue for a while. Some
programmers from Jetspeed and Cocoon suggested the actual
problem lies with xerces and should be committed there.
There are a couple of fixes in the Bug DB for Jetspeed and
Cocoon (Vadim Gritsenko) has done. The problem has to do
with the h
Could you be more specific about your question?
Sandy Gao
Software Developer, IBM Canada
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"Sam"
Is there any way to validate a single complex element?
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I am using a preparser to validate (and store as a grammer) an xml schema
document. I registered an error handler but for some reason when I plant an
error (I tried a well-formedness error) an exception is thrown and the
error handler is not used. Is this a bug or can I fix it somehow???
Ron Rothb
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