Hi Michael,
At 13.58 20/12/2005 +0100, Michael Hagedorn wrote:
Hi Alberto,
sorry for bothering you but.
Second part is clear:- yes I want to read the annotation of any element.
But I still have no idea how to get GrammarResolver.
Do we talk about different xerces versions? I'm using 2.7.0 and neither
XercesDOMParser nor DOMBuilderImpl allow access to getEntityResolver().
No, I was talking about 2.7 too; in my code I have a class derived
from XercesDOMParser with a public method that exports the GrammarResolver.
Alberto
Thanks a lot for your help
Michael
> >Alberto Massari wrote:
> > >
> > > You could use parser->getGrammar("urn:my:namespace"), but you really
> > > need the GrammarResolver in order to get the uriId for a given
> > > namespace. You have to downcast the pointer to DOMBuilderImpl.
> > >
> >DOMBuilderImpl inherits protected getGrammarResolver() from baseclass
> >AbstractDOMParser. So I see no way to acces it. Neither by downcast.
>
> Yes, you are right... as a partial excuse, I usually derive a class
> >from XercesDOMParser when I need to access the Grammar; if you don't
> really need the W3C interface you can do the same.
>
>
> So in general you want to read the annotation of any validated
> element, without any previous knowledge of the schema used? In this
> case you should build the list title->book->books by navigating the
> DOM tree, then navigate downwards as I showed. Or navigate to the
> parent, ask for the PSVI information, check it is not an anonymous
> type, retrieve the global complex type with the name and ask for the
> element with that enclosing scope. If the parent has an anonymous
> type, go to the parent and try again.
>
> Alberto
>
>
