I have been using BvG's stacks to incorporate into my own dictionary stacks.
There are more than a dozen dict xml files with a bad syntax. I have tracked
the bug rather deep into BvG docsLib, and it seems that the errors come from
the documentation files supplied by runrev.
I suspect
[EMAIL PROTECTED] & Alex Rice wrote:
I asked what Runrev's plans for XML were, and pointed out that it seemed to be a bit unclear as to the purpose of including XML functionality in the latest version.
Huh? Maybe I don't understand the question. Obviously the purpose was to have
On Sunday, April 11, 2004, at 10:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I had to buy a book that would work well with the xml lib in rr,
which
book would it be to master xml tech tools?
TIA,
Andrew
Andrew,
It depends on what you might mean by xml tech-tools. Some application
developers have used
Oops Sarah,
I use an undocumented feature of the revXMLText (not revXMLTree!) with a third
parameter with
value TRUE in order to get the formatted xml:
put revXMLText(treeID[[,startNode],formatted]) into tFormattedXML
I have probably found the undocumented features by analysing the script of
XML Schema validation is a different animal from DTD validation.
Whereas DTD validation is limited to the structure of the XML file (are there
no eloements that are not defined in the DTD, are all the elements there, do
they have the right attributes,etc) XML Schemas can also dictate the
Has anyone done XML validation using Rev with and XML Schema? The docs say
you can use a DTD, but mention nothing about using a schema...
I'm looking to validate XML within Rev. Looking at the docs, we can use:
> Use the revXMLValidateDTD function to validate an XML tree again
Hello,
I am working on indesign to xml projects, but now i m facing the problem of
unicode entities, my work flow is:
Input is XML then Paginate this xml document in indesign then export it as XML.
So my Input xml and Indesign exported xml should be same. but there is unicode
entity problem
Thanks Jan - seems OSX comes with libxml and xmllint. xmllint looks good for
checking... lets see if they are also part of standard linux distros
2009/6/15 Jan Schenkel
>
> XML Schema validation is a different animal from DTD validation.
> Whereas DTD validation is limited to the
Although Rev has an XML external, you might want to look at my XML Library as a
possible alternative; comes with full docs and examples:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/products/metacard/xmllib.htm
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 11:24 PM, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
I am slowly familiarizing myself with XML as a "must know" subject..
In reading through XML tutorials and the Annotated XML Specification
at xml.com, I do not find any reference any where to the word "node
On Sep 11, 2004, at 5:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Using xml functions
To: How to use Revolution <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII"
I have been studying the
Hi Mark,
thanks for the tip in the right direction.
After playing around and trying to understand what´s that all about unicode
i found that these two lines will do what i want
put uniencode(tXml,"UTF-16") into utf16
put unidecode(utf16,"UTF8") into tXml
Now my self
Some time ago, i posted a message asking for
volunteers to create a Wikipedia CD/DVD.
Since then, i have been working on this project
and have done some advances, that will be
published as soon they work as expected.
These are the steps that i am following to
process the XML databases
Hi Folks,
I am now able to call methods on remote machines via xml-rpc, the
problem is: I can call the methods and retrieve the answers, but the
xml parsing is not done yet. I need some tutorial or easy stack example
on xml creation and parsing. For now you must provide a valid xml-rpc
call
I am slowly familiarizing myself with XML as a "must know" subject..
In reading through XML tutorials and the Annotated XML Specification at
xml.com, I do not find any reference any where to the word "node" which
we see throughout the Rev XML library. I suspect this is
Graham Samuel wrote:
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 18:10:15 -0700, Richard Gaskin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
XML is just data given structure by putting it between starting and
ending tags. Though an increasing number of applications use it for
data storage, its primary benefit is in exch
On Jun 17, 2004, at 1:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: kee nethery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: any good starter tutorials for using Rev's built in XML?
To: How to use Revolution <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain; c
If you find a tutorial, please let me know.
I've built a stack that uses the various functions in various
combinations to try to understand what they do and so far, I'm still
not sure what each one does and when or why I would use them.
I think the problem is that XML is a new set of
No problem, Jim. I'm not sure what I can tell you and what I can't (Kevin -
please let me know if I've said too much); I can tell you this much... the
XML support in my library is purely Transcript and relies heavily on the
PCRE engine that is built into MetaCard (Rev'
Hi !
I am using Revolution Studio 2.7.3 on a Mactel. I use the revXML
library to parse XML files (mainly european RSS feeds).
I do not understand how revXML encodes or decodes the node contents.
If I do not modify the xml header, and if an encoding attribute is
specified, strings from
On 1/15/07, Derek Bump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I'm a little behind the game, but I'm trying to work with XML
documents, and I'm running into walls. I am having difficulty
understanding all the different variations of XML, or for that matter,
making Regular Express
>> Can anyone tell me how to use the XML library, and
>> are there examples
>> of using it other than the fragments in the
>> dictionary?
Also you could save a bit of time, depending on your goals, by visiting
http://www.sonsothunder.com/products/xmllib/xmllib.htm
...whe
--- Brian Durney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to write a stack that reads and
> displays data from an
> XML file. In the Revolution dictionary I found
> various functions and
> messages for working with XML. However, when
Hello All...
I'm trying to learn to use XML to store stack data. I've managed to load an
existing XML document into the stack, navigate through XML data using
revXMLMatchingNode and revXMLChildContents and placing contents in specific
flds, and creating additonal data using revSetXM
On Jul 13, 2006, at 11:40 PM, John Tregea wrote:
Hi Kee,
I am aware of Rev having XML capabilities, but because of a whole
bunch of SQL requirements I have kept it in the back of my mind for
future investigation.
Actually, When I say use XML what I really mean is pass the data
using
Hi Folks,
I am finishing a XML-RPC server side implementation and stumbled in a
problem. For those that are not familiar with XML-RPC let me explain it
briefly and also note why it is so important to us. XML-RPC Stands for
XML Remote Procedure Call. I hope that everyone here is familiar with
At 10:24PM -0700 7/29/03, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
>Question 1: What is an XML node?
If you click the word, you'll see this:
node
The basic part of which an XML tree is made.
A node in an XML tree corresponds to an element in an XML document.
>Question 2: (OT) for the c
> > If you like, you can look at my XML Library, which is done
> totally in
> > Transcript. The docs are really clear about XML and how the
> library is
> > used.
> > -- before I study using your flavor of xml, how is better
> or different from
> rrxml
Scott
I tried to open it with something (not Rev) that parses XML and get
the following error:
'The entity "aacute" was referenced, but not declared.'
Entities are different between html and xml, and XML only supports a
few as standard. Others have to be declared. (F
Hi,
I have a question about the method used to parse XML with Revolution 2.0.
Many of the XML parsers available for building applications are based on a
push technique that gathers all the information found in a well-formed XML
document and places it in some kind of nested array. The latest
> I'm trying to learn to use XML to store stack data. I've managed to load an
> existing XML document into the stack, navigate through XML data using
> revXMLMatchingNode and revXMLChildContents and placing contents in specific
> flds, and creating additonal data using
> check "tidy" unix program. Tidy is a popular unix tool that every host
> out there will have installed. Even your MacOS X bundles it. It is
> used by a lot of toolkits. You can use a combination of tidy and
> shell() call to test your XML.
Andre's mention of tidy ma
Hi all,
In Rev (version 4.0) on a Mac :
1. Build an xml file starting with a 'shell' :
put revCreateXMLTree( encodeUtf8( merge(fld "XMLshell")), true,true,false)
into tmp
1a. the shell has the header:
1b. the encodeUtf8 function:
return uniDecode(
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are so
many uses for XML that if you have a specific need you might want to
learn about XML by the topic or area of interest best suited to your
needs.
-- Since custom props can't have arrays (and using prop sets are a hack from
my pov) -- yet, I am using xml
> What I'm not clear about is how I use Rev's XML functions to read in such a
> file, and populate my program's variables with the various values. It seems as
> though I would need to still write lots of nested loops, which suggests I'm
> missing a trick. Can anyon
>Not sure, but I think it is synonymous with an XML "element". But the
>semantics are that a node is part of a tree structure. So it's an XML
>element that maybe has parent node, sibling nodes and children nodes.
I love XML and think of XML as the text representation of
Hello,
I would like to write a stack that reads and displays data from an
XML file. In the Revolution dictionary I found various functions and
messages for working with XML. However, when I called the function
revCreateXMLTreeFromFile, I got an error that said it couldn't find a
ha
Hi Scott
I'm no XML expert but tried your sample file with this XML Validator -
http://www.validome.org/xml/validate/
It complained about an HTML "escape" sequence á As the XML file
is UTF-8 encoded it shouldn't be necessary to use HMTL escapes.
I've attached
I would like to hear about advices how to address this problem in
Revolution:
Postulates:
- data of my system is based on a number of sets of xml documents;
- a set is a repository of xml documents;
- there is a registry of the sets which references the address of
each set;
- to avoid
On 3/30/06 4:36 PM, "Mark Wieder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John-
>
> Thursday, March 30, 2006, 10:01:27 AM, you wrote:
>
>> What was messing me up was I was looking at the text of an xml
>> file, and seeing it formatted correctly lead me to believe
I just started learning from Sarah's great XML demo, trying to get enough
XML knowledge to do some simple input from XML.
I found a few questions (about XML in Rev, not about the demo)
1. For revCreateXMLTree (and other XML functions), the documentation says
"if the function encounter
On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 02:48 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
--- Dan Shafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I thought I had read or heard somewhere that
Revolution supports
XML-RPC. But searching docs turns up no clues.
Anyone got a pointer?
Hi Dan,
Revolution supports SOAP, which one mig
On Jan 13, 2004, at 1:21 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
Sorry, this really has got OT now, so I'll shut up after this, but I'm
still looking to make sense of a phrase like "typing in the XML
markup".
Not really off topic, if we are using revXML to do it:-)
You have it right
Hey, everyone!
The long-awaited, and long-promised STS XML Library 2.0 has finally been
released, adding node path support, search and array methods, conditional
validation and plugin support to the all-Transcript XML parsing library. It
is also fully Revolution Interoperability (RIP) compliant
folks would rather
be
productive than wait ;-)
Yes, please, Sarah! :-)
The "built-in" example stacks about XML are not a very good starting
point for
"absolute xml beginners"...
What i would like to see are the basics!
We know "basically" what XML is, how it might be or
x27;t understand your question. Could you
elaborate?
My idea is that all the components of a stack would be converted to
XML so
that e.g. grepping/formatting/XML tools could be used to
edit/manipulate
the components outside of Rev. Moreover, the components should be
able to
be selectively re-
Hi all.
Is it possible to automatically create fields from an xml tree using the
runrev xml commands or do I need to know the names of the xml items?
IE
Read xml tree
take item1 and create field with the name of item1
etc etc
Cheers
Bob
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Mark Brownell wrote:
> With regard to XML ... It is cool to have an XML parser in Rev. But the
> potential is vast, and I hope to see some sign that Runrev have a strategic
> direction with this. For example, it would be nice for them to integrate
> version control from within
I agree. I am writing a complex XML export for the Coast Guard reports and I
tried using various XML programs as well as REV XML library and it is faster
(and makes clearer output) to use string functions in REV and manually put
the whole thing together. But I am also not a good one to ask as I
On Dec 14, 2005, at 4:19 PM, MisterX wrote:
There's rawa data in SQL.
Being able to store binary data in a format is maybe unfriendly to
someone
at one point but that's trivial compared to the advantages that
this feature
brings or can bring to your apps ;)
Err... Xavier...
On Jun 17, 2004, at 1:21 AM, Frank Leahy wrote:
On Jun 17, 2004, at 1:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you find a tutorial, please let me know.
Me too.
I think the problem is that XML is a new set of knowledge and the XML
functions are a new set of functions. If I already understood XML
On 9/2/05 4:52 am, "Sivakatirswami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How could one implement the XML library on a Linux machine such that
> CGI scripts can use rev's XML commands to process xml files?
As far as I know this should work without any special configuration,
Nic
Ken and Bill have already pointed out some problems with your XML.
The following URL has an online XML checker. It checks that the XML
is well-formed (not quite the same as an XML validator). It might be
useful.
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/tools/ruwf/check.html
You'll see that B
My app reads the iPhoto plist to determine where the default iPhoto
library is, and it also reads the iPhoto xml database file. I use
string functions to find the particular strings that I need rather than
using Rev's XML library. Faster and simpler that way (to develop and
to execute).
On 12/7/05 11:16 PM, "Joel Guillod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to hear about advices how to address this problem in
> Revolution:
>
> Postulates:
> - data of my system is based on a number of sets of xml documents;
> - a set is a repositor
On the subject of xml, I am surprised at the lack of xml examples
available. (except for the one with the default install) Could someone
point me to where I can find more examples of xml based Revolution
programs? The more complex the better. Thanks.
---
Varen Swaab
Kirkland, Washington
On Apr
On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 12:07 AM, Alex Rice wrote:
©2003 by Joël Guillod
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Joel, the little I've used the XML lib I've not had any reliability
problems. In your example I can tell you what the error is, but not
WHY. I don't know enough about XML.
If you
> Hi Rob,
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I'm writing a small program that will read a text file and generate a
>> corresponding SVG graphic. Ideally, the input text file would be
>> readily parsed, and I'm wondering about using XML style construction.
>>
On Jul 13, 2010, at 6:35 PM, viktoras d. wrote:
> I realized that the simplest way to display xml with known schema is to
> transform it by simply replacing xml tags with html in the source text and
> setting htmltext of field to it (!).
That sounds more complicated than my example
--- Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 02:48 AM, Jan
> Schenkel wrote:
>
> > --- Dan Shafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> I thought I had read or heard somewhere that
> >> Revolution supports
&g
On 2/8/06 5:50 PM, "Todd Geist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Todd,
> Hello Everyone.
>
> I have some very large XML files ( 100mb or more) that I would to
> parse. And this thing has to be fast. I mean FAST. Since I have done
> almost no work with rev and XML,
-- XML-RPC / MTML comparison
-- XML-RPC
examples.getStateName
23
-- MTML
examples.getStateName
23
examples.getStateName
Minnesota
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Thursday, March 30, 2006, 10:01:27 AM, you wrote:
> What was messing me up was I was looking at the text of an xml
> file, and seeing it formatted correctly lead me to believe that the
> XML was good. When I started dumping out the XML after I added a new
> attribute and ch
On 8/16/06, Klaus Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Rob,
> Dear All,
>
> I'm writing a small program that will read a text file and generate a
> corresponding SVG graphic. Ideally, the input text file would be
> readily parsed, and I'm wondering about using
Great! Downloaded and busy coding now! One thing, I'm guessing that
the use of fields in the example is just that - for example. I will
need to store the XML data in local variables - will this be a problem?
Once you have created an XML tree, the XML data is stored internally
in it'
Hi Sarah,
On 8/16/06, Klaus Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Rob,
> Dear All,
>
> I'm writing a small program that will read a text file and
generate a
> corresponding SVG graphic. Ideally, the input text file would be
> readily parsed, and I'm
On 9/5/06 11:25 AM, "Laurent Ostiz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At the same time, for those who use STS XML Library, how the things
> above are managed ?
Laurent,
The STS XML Library does not touch the XML contents (or the tree for that
matter) in any way; that is,
Hello,
My standalone (built for Mac and Windows) uses an XML file to store and
retreive some user options.
One of these options is the name of a folder. This name can contains
accented characters (french) and blank spaces.
I encounter 2 problems:
1 - on Mac, if the string to store contains
Hey,
I am new to XML and I am having troubles again. I have a handler that
makes XML, and in some cases it recursively calls itself and uses the
revAppendXML command to combine the recursively called tree into the tree it
is working on. For some reason though, after I insert the second XML
Hello Everyone,
I am brand new Rev user. I have a question that involves XML and I think
maybe custom properties.
I have a an XML data source that I want to be able to query and display in
rev stack much like if it were an SQL database.
So far it is a piece of cake to get the XML and create an
Thanks Sarah and Peter!
Also Sarah's tutorial has been very helpful. I have never done anything with
XML, or arrays for that matter, so it's still a lot of trial and error. It's
kind of strange how you can stare at something for a couple hours, go away for
a while, come back
How could one implement the XML library on a Linux machine such that
CGI scripts can use rev's XML commands to process xml files?
Sivakatirswami
Himalayan Academy Publications
at Kauai's Hindu Monastery
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.HimalayanAcademy.com,
www.HinduismToday.com
www.Gu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have read only one response to my urget problem of xml lib not working
under win95
Any issues with the XML external need not be a show stopper. While it
offers some handy conveniences, parsing XML is not difficult to do in
native Transcript.
If you enjoy those
On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 12:42 PM, Tuviah Snyder wrote:
The problem is that the htmltext of fields is xml based, so including
it
in an xml tree and restoring it should work whatever the diacritics,
shouldn't it?
Only well formed HTML is valid XML.
I believe HTML needs a DTD to define
Recently, Peter W A Wood wrote:
> I'm no XML expert but tried your sample file with this XML Validator -
> http://www.validome.org/xml/validate/
>
> It complained about an HTML "escape" sequence á As the XML file
> is UTF-8 encoded it shouldn't be necessa
Bill,
I haven't worked extensively with xml or sql - though the later for my
website and the former
for my TAOO arrays in arrays solution or parseable handler parameters...
But from what i saw on the net, you have to define the data models
(schema) you want
translated.
>From there (a
On 3/9/07 12:08 PM, "Bart Pietercil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Bart,
>>>> Actually we did develop HTTP access for Valentina server more than year
>>>> ago. But it is not in game yet, because we did plan use it with XML
>>>> features
Terry,
Thanks for the suggestion (replacing upper ASCII chars
with their &#xxx; form); I've already came to that conclusion.
The XML files I need to generate on-the-fly with Rev cgi
feature french content, and french language uses quite a few
of those upper ascii chars (éèêëàâäîæôïöùü
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 18:10:15 -0700, Richard Gaskin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
XML is just data given structure by putting it between starting and
ending tags. Though an increasing number of applications use it for
data storage, its primary benefit is in exchanging data with other ap
mplex, and technical and include graphics and various
font formats. The manuals are XML-based so that they can be output in
various formats. One of these formats will be CD-based.
The feature page states that Revolution can parse XML files and create and
manipulate XML content. In my project,
On Feb 11, 2004, at 6:04 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
Anyways that's not exactly what you were asking.
I don't think I asked the right thing either... :)
There's an easy way to get the database content as an xml tree -- using
mysqldump. But here I'm encountering a Unicode difficulty
On Monday, July 21, 2003, at 11:35 PM, Joël Guillod wrote:
©2003 by Joël Guillod
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joel, the little I've used the XML lib I've not had any reliability
problems. In your example I can tell you what the error is, but not
WHY. I don't know enough about XML.
ck.
TIA, Roger
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xmltree-view is a stack that Tuviah Snyder and I (no relation) worked
on to exercise the XML external, which he originally developed for me.
We never did get around to docume
On Jan 25, 2007, at 5:55 PM, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
Hey,
I am new to XML and I am having troubles again. I have a handler
that
makes XML, and in some cases it recursively calls itself and uses the
revAppendXML command to combine the recursively called tree into
the tree it
is working on
On Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:54:05 +0100, David Bovill wrote:
> Paolo - from memory the issue is not that you cannot parse valid XHTML with
> Revs XML externals, rather that Revs native htmltext is not valid XML and
> therefore cannot be parsed using Revs XML externals! Strange but true.
>
*Aim*
I am trying to define a generic data structure for storing tree structures
such as XML documents in the new nested arrays. I'd ike to use this
structure to store XML documents, and to store the tree data structures I
use for tree widgets. I'd like it to be simpler to use, unde
Hi List:
Was wondering if any XML savvy folks out there might know how to track
down/correct a formatting error (?) in an XML file.
My brother is using some proprietary software to translate text in XML
documents into languages with diacritical characters. The output produced
by the software
Recently, Dave Cragg wrote:
> I tried to open it with something (not Rev) that parses XML and get
> the following error:
>
> 'The entity "aacute" was referenced, but not declared.'
>
> Entities are different between html and xml, and XML only supports
start parsing the tree, when it encounters each node (so you can extract
>>> attributes from the node) and when it encounters data for the node. So you
>>> write your own code to work with the XML data as it's being parsed...
>>>
>> hmmm... that may be perfect
On 10/11/06 7:09 AM, "Malte Brill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I´m playing a bit with XML in rev at the moment. It seems I don´t get
> it from the docs. Any tuts on how to do useful things with Revs XML lib?
>
> Example:
>
>
>
I have been studying the excellent example stack xml-treeview and the runrev
documentation and as far as I can tell it is easier to generate a new xml
document by just hard coding
Put "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance & quote & ">
" & return &
Hi Kevin,
On 9/2/05 4:52 am, "Sivakatirswami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How could one implement the XML library on a Linux machine such that
CGI scripts can use rev's XML commands to process xml files?
As far as I know this should work without any special configuration,
be
HI y'all
I am new to xml and while I have a little better than newbie
understanding of Runtime Revolution scripting commands, I have decided
to try and tackle xml, first, and once I have a rudimentary
understanding of xml dive into Encoded Archival Description. There is a
gig go
I really want to join my voice to all, here, to thank you for your
proposal. I'm just yet dealing with an POA Java/XML academic project
and the best i could learn from your course would be very helpfull !
Best Regards,
Pierre
Le 18 juin 04, à 11:42, Klaus Major a écrit :
Hi Andrew and all,
Hello There Leland,
Be welcome. Are you calling Userland Frontier server with that XML-RPC code?
Well, let my curiosity be put aside and let us get back to business. Our
XML-RPC library is barebones, it works but it is basically some convenient
methods wrapping our XML generation library. Mind
Mark, you certainly hit the mark... we *do* need the XML on the input
side for the very reason you describe. My Rev app interface allows
non-tech types to input data and the app outputs the data in perfectly
formed XML... i.e. forcing it into an XML structure means no bad input
on the front
Thanks, Ken. Nice bit of work.
On 3/19/06, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey, everyone!
>
> The long-awaited, and long-promised STS XML Library 2.0 has finally been
> released, adding node path support, search and array methods, conditional
> validation and p
I thought this would be your baby :)
On 22 Nov 2005, at 13:49, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
Hi David,
Do you talk about mapping of XML document into database ?
Yes.
Any nested level of XML can be simulated on self-recursive table.
I just love recursion :)
Generally speaking any XML document
Found this interesting link while researching into Yahoo web services:
http://www.crockford.com/JSON/xml.html
JSON is a simplified alternative to XML for date-interchange with the
added advantage of working with the Javascript DOM., as such it seems
a very good format for those
On 8/6/02 7:11 pm, Trevor DeVore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> From what I have gathered Revolution does not have XML support built in right
> now. I did see an XML library available at http://www.sonsothunder.com/ that
> is
> in BETA testing and also a rumor on the ho
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