Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

On Wednesday, 01/05/2005 at 02:43 PST, Bob Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If we're doing our own URI support... why? > Why what? "Why are we doing so". Sorry, I thought that was self-evident from context. I agree I should have been clearer, especially since not all the participants here

Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

Why what? I can deal with top-quoting, but no-quoting is a challenge. ;-} Bob Foster Joseph Kesselman wrote: If we're using the Java URI support, I believe the jar: scheme is supported by that layer. If we're doing our own URI support... why? __ Joe Kesselman, IB

Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

My apologies. I'm just in a snippy mood today. And sloppy, too. I thought you _were_ the original asker. Sorry. I almost never use the feature, but I'm pretty sure Java can resolve jar: URIs. The jar: URI is a Sun invention. Bob Eric J. Schwarzenbach wrote: My pointing the asker to EntityResolv

Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

If we're using the Java URI support, I believe the jar: scheme is supported by that layer. If we're doing our own URI support... why? __ Joe Kesselman, IBM Next-Generation Web Technologies: XML, XSL and more. "The world changed profoundly and unpredictably t

Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

My pointing the asker to EntityResolver wasn't meant to insult your knowledge. My wording was "I'm not aware"; if, despite my unawareness, a jar: scheme really is supported, then my apologies for muddling the issue. Cheers, Eric Bob Foster wrote: I know about EntityResolver, thanks. What makes

Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

I know about EntityResolver, thanks. What makes you think a jar: URI isn't a resolvable URI? I guess the answer to my question is no. Bob Foster Eric J. Schwarzenbach wrote: I've never used the external-schemaLocation (or external-noNamespaceSchemaLocation) property, so maybe I'm reading the do

Re: Xerces URI does not handle JAR scheme?

Does this question have anything to do with Xerces? I would expect a query string in a jar: URI to cause problems. To form a URI out of a base URI and a relative URI, the query string and/or fragment identifier should be stripped, the URI truncated at the final / and the relative URI processed (

Re: Validate With Schema in CLASSPATH

I've never used the external-schemaLocation (or external-noNamespaceSchemaLocation) property, so maybe I'm reading the documentation wrong, but doesn't the value you are setting for the schema location need to be a resolvable URI? I'm not aware that the parser knows by default how to find a fi

Re: Problems running example DOM3 parser creation

Michael, You guessed right. I can get to to run now. Thanks. Peter Michael Glavassevich wrote: Hello Peter, I'm guessing you got this code from the documentation. The sample code got out of synch with changes to DOM Level 3. The "LS-Load" feature was renamed "LS" in one of the working drafts. It

Re: Problems running example DOM3 parser creation

Hello Peter, I'm guessing you got this code from the documentation. The sample code got out of synch with changes to DOM Level 3. The "LS-Load" feature was renamed "LS" in one of the working drafts. It docs were fixed in CVS but not on the website. I've just updated them there [1]. Thanks. [1

Xerces URI does not handle JAR scheme?

Title: Xerces URI does not handle JAR scheme? I have an application that loads resources from an embedded zip file.  This is done via a protocol handler, so the following URI is obtained:   jar:embeddedzipfile:file:/home/cprowse/data.zip?lib/config.jar!/repository.xml Which follows the no