Hi Stephen,
Complete annotation support was just added recently, well after 2.4.0 came
out. Would be great if you can build from CVS source and try it out; would
be nice to ferret out any bugs before the next release. If you prefer to
wait, though, the next release is scheduled for the end of ne
Hi, all
I am wondering how much support of operation on annotation in the latest
release of Xerces2.4.0. It seems to me that Xerces haven't provided much
method for get and set annotation in schema. I also checked some of the
source code in the Xerces implementation, the getAnnotation only return
Mark, a few minor points.
> Once you get the type declaration from the attribute, cast
> it to XSSimpleTypeDecl
XSSimpleTypeDefinition is preferred over XSSimpleTypeDecl. The former is
considered part of the schema component API, while the latter is an
internal class that implements the former.
Martin:
Given that I am in the middle of doing this as well, I believe I have
the answer. Once you get the type declaration from the attribute, cast
it to XSSimpleTypeDecl and then use the getLexicalEnumeration method.
This returns a StringList containing the enumerated values for the type
(th
>Aren't the telecom companies sponsoring the development of Apache software
Would that they were.
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> How can I specify this (element content only - no text nodes)?
Don't specify mixed in your complexType.
If you are asking, "Can I prohibit whitespace between elements?", I believe
the answer is no.
Bob
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That is a good answer.
With regard to being free.
Aren't the telecom companies sponsoring the development of Apache software
to encourage us all to use more bandwidth, or make it easier to use
Bandwidth.
Therefore free doesn't mean volunteery contribution.
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I am trying to examine schema attribute definintions using Xerces. I am able
to retrieve information about attributes that includes an attribute name, its
type name and whether it is required.
However I want to retrieve more detailed information about the attribute's
type. For example, giv
Reminder: Xerces, like the rest of Apache, is open source software. If you
have complaints about code quality, you are more than welcome to get
involved in helping to improve it. Or you can go with a purchased copy
rather than a free copy; generally, the largest advantage of doing so is
that yo
To revalidate whole document you have to use Document.normalizeDocument()
but in order to do so, you have to rebuild xerces with target jars-dom3
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Did you set the validation feature of the parser?
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Hello xml freaks,
I think it is an often asked question, but i can't find
a working example in the archive.
ok, here we go...
I have a xml file and a xml-schema file looking like this:
xml:
http://www.test.de/db";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.test.de/db ./dba_default_mapping.xsd"
xmlns:xsi="ht
Title: Message
I know about it but it’s no good I’m
afraid. We actually need to integrate this functionality into our
server-side systems. Never mind.
Many thanks,
Bart
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Elliotte writes:
> Then you shouldn't be using an XML parser. XML operates on
> characters, not bytes. An XML parser *always* turns the bytes into
> characters before passing them to the client application. See
> http://www.cafeconleche.org/books/effectivexml/chapters/15.html for
> more discussion
I must admit I am not too well versed on the intricacies of character
encodings. My goal was (and is) simply to have the actual byte of data
itself without it being processed in any sort of way.
Then you shouldn't be using an XML parser. XML operates on
characters, not bytes. An XML parser *alwa
Elliotte writes:
> http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4646959.html
> Youch. What nasty bug. And contrary to Sun's claims this is a bug in
> Java 1.4. If I'm reading this right, any XML parser using
> InputStreamReader to translate UTF-8 into Java strings and chars is
> likely
My only interest is to use application development tools for Application
development.
It is really frustration and time wasting to find bugs or reading about
bugs.
How come there are so many bugs in everything so much so that it is
an accepted fact of life ?
I have to say it is a real confidence
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