I am trying to validate an element from an instance document against its
XSComplexTypeDecl.
Sam
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It's possible but not completely straightforward - what are you trying
to do?
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Does any one know what feature works to format the XML output of a DOMWriter to
make it human friendly? "format-pretty-print" can not be set to true.
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Does any one know of away to validate a complex type element?
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Andy,
Thanks for looking into this. Sorry I did not check my
mail before sending you my previous mail.
I personally Neko should follow common practice
because its mainly purpose is to correct mis-formed
HTML pages (page not following the spec).
Thank you.
Sam
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I have a very simple filter which print out all
start/end elements. I find that the NOSCRIPT nodes
does not close until it see a new NOSCRIPT node.
For the attachned sample page and sample filter, I
find the following result
start element NOSCRIPT
start element NOSCRIPT
end Element
any ideas what's going on? If I should be asking another
mailing list this question, please let me know.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Sam
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Are you listening for the error events that are coming off the ErrorHandler?
Validation errors are not fatal errors and will not automatically generate
exceptions. You need to listen for the "error" event from the handler.
Sam
-Original Message-
From: Michael Duffy [mai
It looks like you have the wrong version of the DOM classes. You should use
the ones that come with the distributions.
Sam
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From: Dane Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 10:28 AM
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Subject: Problem with Xalan J2
best way to
do that is to lead by example.
- Sam Ruby
e by
> Lisa Martin, Neil Graham, Arnaud LeHors, Andy Clark, Edwin Goei and
> myself (sorry if I missed somebody). I believe, those are the people
> Brad should talk to.
+1
- Sam Ruby
The
conversion of a LF to a space in attribute values is actually in the
specification. See XML 1.0.
Sam
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return in attribute
ask that you follow Scott's request and respond only to
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throw new ParserConfigurationException("Cannot set validation
to "+
+validating);
}
} catch (SAXException e) {
// Handles both SAXNotSupportedException, SAXNotRecognizedException
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