Here are 3 ways you could form the XML (also potential xpath syntax - don't
quote me on the attribute lookup w/ @ symbol - it's been a while and you may
just write [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of adding the slash element/@attribute?
- it should get you close):
person order=1
nameAname/name
/person
To get order: /person/@order
To get name: /person/name
...
person
nameAname/name
order1/order
/person
To get order: /person/order
To get name: /person/name
...
person
name order=1Aname/name
/person
To get order: /person/name/@order
To get name: /person/name
--
I think it's purely preference on how you design your XML as long as it's
well-formed. You'll have to read between the lines when people give you
examples as there will be typos but you can understand what they meant...
If my syntax above is incorrect, at least you can see what I was trying to
do and make the syntax correct... :)
Hope this helps!
Mike
On 6/28/06 9:22 AM, Mike Sparr - www.goomzee.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
order1/name was just a typo and not well-formed XML... The point he was
trying to make is to have some other element with your numbering or you
could also have an attribute with the name tag:
person
name order=1Aname/name
/person
person
name order=2Bname/name
/person
...
Cheers,
Mike
On 6/28/06 9:23 AM, Stefano Orselli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank Fabian
i don't understand the tag: order1/name
start with order and finish with name? Which type of variable have this
characteristic in java?
This type of indentation don't resolva my problem with xsl-fo where i select
a single field with: person/name
If you have some response write me!
Ciao
Stefano
- Original Message -
From: Fabian Sergio de Rosa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jakarta Commons Users List commons-user@jakarta.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 3:15 PM
Subject: Re: numbered tags for an array
i think that's to hard to make
test if you can
person
nameAname/name
order1/name
/person
person
nameAnothername/name
order2/name
/person
that's most easy to do and most easy to map and understand.
2006/6/28, Stefano Orselli [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi to all!
I've a problem.
I transform a bean to an xml file, and after i process this xml file with
fop.
I've an array (or a collection) but when i create (via betwixt) the xml
file
i find all the tags for the array value without numeration:
example
..
nameFrancesca/name
nameStefano/name
nameMassimo/name
..
but for a lot of reasons i want numbered tags:
example
..
name1Francesca/name1
name2Stefano/name2
name2Massimo/name2
..
is there a solution?
Thanks
Ciao
Stefano
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