Hi,
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|| [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bettina Dickerhof
|| Sent: zondag 1 juni 2003 22:26
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|| Subject: Beginner, please help!
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|| I have created a document that contains xupdate commands.
|| I don`t know how to use xupdate on a xml document.
|| Do I have to create a stylesheet for this? Or is there a
|| tool that can merge xupdate and the corresponding xml
|| document automatically? Can anybody help me? Thanks a lot
|| in advance.
If you have the ant tool installed (which I recommend) you can perform
an xupdate by calling:
ant xupdate -Dupdate=document_with_xupdate_commands.xml
-Ddocument=document_to_perform_xupdate_on.xml
otherwise you have to write a Java program that does something like
this:
XUpdateQuery xq = new XUpdateQueryImpl();
xq.setQString(queryStr);
xq.execute(myDocument);
in which queryStr is a String containing the xupdate commands and
myDocument is a parsed DOM tree (for example using Xerces) from the
document you wish to perform the xupdate operations on.
regards,
Jeroen Breedveld
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