Perhaps I'm missing something but it seems you've extended Node but not
ElementNSImpl to implement this new interface. You'd also have to return
an instance of the subclass from Document.createElementNS(). If you
haven't done that then the ClassCastException should be expected since the
element
Hi,
I'm trying to do some experiments using XInclude. My XML files are validated
using XML schema (not DTD's). When I try to validate my document, the parser
reports "Document is invalid: no grammar found" once it starts parsing the
included document.
I've searched the mailing list archives, a
Hello,
I got a strange exception. Here is my problem :
public interface SecureDocument extends Node {
}
public class SecDocImpl extends DocumentImpl {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
InputStrea
Do you have a snippet of the code that constructs the elements? I believe
you just need to create the namespace attribute declaration correctly. In
your example you have 'xmlns:ced="namespace"', but what you want is
'xmlns="namespace"', but that could just be a typo.
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Do you have a snippet of the code that constructs the elements? I believe
you just need to create the namespace attribute declaration correctly. In
your example you have 'xmlns:ced="namespace"', but what you want is
'xmlns="namespace"', but that could just be a typo.
-Original Message-
Fr
Hello all.
I want to serialize some Xml Documents with namespace inside but with a
defaultNamespace and no prefix for this namespace. How can I do it ?
// Piece of code
OutputFormat format = new OutputFormat("xml", "ISO-8859-1",
true);
XMLSerializer serialiseur = new XML
Robert van Loenhout wrote:
Phil Weighill-Smith wrote:
In this case, why not use:
...(root, "child::[EMAIL PROTECTED]'\"value'/@name");
Because the xpath is created dynamically.
And even though a " quote can be detected first, it still does
not help if both a " and a ' is contained in the value.
Ok
