RE: [SA-list] delimiters

[J. Gary Thompson]

Title: Message

Well, as I mentioned, it does work, but when using XML editor applications for creating DTD's etc. the doc isn't well-formed and the apps don't like it.  I can live without it, I just wondered if it was possible to change those chars.

 

J. Gary Thompson

 

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Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 7:09 PM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] <sa_xxx> delimiters

But once SA has used this as a template the <sa_uid> will be replaced by the correct UID, so were is the problem?

 

 

dirk.

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Subject: RE: [SA-list] <sa_xxx> delimiters

In the snippet below, uid="<sa_uid>" will not be allowed in a well-formed document as "<" and ">" are not allowed in an attribute.

 

<host>
    <hostname uid="<sa_uid>" hostid="<sa_hostid>">
         <sa_hostname>                                              <------- this is not well-formed either as it has no closing tag
    </hostname>
    <prettyname>
         <sa_prettyname>
    </prettyname>

    .

    .

    .

</host>

 

I can make this XML document perform the way I want it to, but most XML editors won't work efficiently unless the document is well-formed.

 

thanks

 

J. Gary Thompson

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Subject: RE: [SA-list] <sa_xxx> delimiters

Could you explain a bit more?  Were do you want to change the < >? 

 

dirk.

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Sent: Wed May 28 12:39 AM
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Subject: [SA-list] <sa_xxx> delimiters

Hi folks,

 

is there a way of changing the <> (greater and less than) symbols the denote the <sa_xxx> tags used for HTML output?  I can make them work in XML, but it's not considered a well-formed document, and so I can't make any <sa_xxx> data a tag attribute.  The &lt; &gt; encoders don't work either.

 

thanks

 

Gary Thompson