RE: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations
I see. Than you shoud make sure you're saving them at the beginning of the document and for each chunk use the following XmlOption to avoid outputting the namespaces again: /** * If namespaces have already been declared outside the scope of the * fragment being saved, this allows those mappings to be passed * down to the saver, so the prefixes are not re-declared. * * @param implicitNamespaces a map of prefixes to uris that can be * used by the saver without being declared * * @see XmlTokenSource#save(java.io.File, XmlOptions) * @see XmlTokenSource#xmlText(XmlOptions) */ public XmlOptions setSaveImplicitNamespaces (Map implicitNamespaces) Cezar From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 2:22 PM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: RE: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Yes i did. But the problem with this is that the method must be run after you build the entire structure in memory. Then it iterates twice over it and that takes quite a lot of cpu time. I want to be able to add the namespaces and prefixes at createInstance time, so that i don't need to run this method to change them afterwards. mvh Knut-Erik Johnsen Cezar Andrei [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12.12.2007 21:07 Please respond to user@xmlbeans.apache.org To user@xmlbeans.apache.org cc Subject RE: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Knut, did you try using the following save option? /** * Causes the saver to reduce the number of namespace prefix declarations. * The saver will do this by passing over the document twice, first to * collect the set of needed namespace declarations, and then second * to actually save the document with the declarations collected * at the root. * * @see XmlTokenSource#save(java.io.File, XmlOptions) * @see XmlTokenSource#xmlText(XmlOptions) */ public XmlOptions setSaveAggressiveNamespaces() Cezar From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 2:00 AM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: Re: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Thanks for your reply. The problem is that when i do a save or a toString on the responseDocument, I get the printout below (a small cutout of a complete document). As you can see, the namespaces takes a lot of the space in the document. agr:findAgreementsResponse xmlns:agr=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/service/agreement; agr:CollectionOfAgreements agr1:Agreement CustomerUuid=323e8d4e-1935-4895-b613-e4762ee4a98a ProcessingState=noChange PrimaryKey=1100586549375 xmlns:agr1=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/agreement; abs:Properties Value=473f1b6d-ebb6-491e-805c-95c2094e181c Name=AgreementUuid xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=NOR Name=AgreementType xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=5035 Name=AgreementPostalCode xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=5035 Name=PayerPostalCode xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=false Name=ManualTaskExist xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=true Name=PayerAddressAutomaticUpdate xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=0 Name=AgrUnionDiscountPct xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ /agr1:Agreement /agr:CollectionOfAgreements /agr:findAgreementsResponse If i use the parse method as described in the first post, these namepsacedeclarations are removed and only set once at the top, which saves A LOT of sent characters. But I don't want to call the parse-method, as it has to go through the entire xmlstructure. And the second problem is that i do not control which method is called to actually send the xm. That is handled by weblogic which I belive only calls the toString method. What I would like was a possibility to set which namespace prefixes to use when calling the newInstance on the reponseDocument factory, since this takes a xmloption object. Then it could send this down to it's children when i do a reponseDocument.addCollectionOfAgreements() and the like. But from the javadocs, the method you described only has an effect on the save and xmlText methods. Is there any way to achieve my desired goal, or is this not possible with the way xmlbeans works currently? mvh Knut-Erik Johnsen Jacob Danner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11.12.2007 03:28 Please respond to
RE: Using cursor to ierate and adding to map
Zapo,
cursor.getName() returns the name of the current token. You need to make
sure you move the cursor on the right element to get the text and move
back to the parent Testcase and call toNextSibling().
-Original Message-
From: Zapo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 5:17 PM
To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: Using cursor to ierate and adding to map
Greetings,
I am trying to iterate a XML using cursor and then adding to MAP.
The XML has repetable nodes for example
Testcase
Securityhttps/Security
Serverstaging/Server
/Testcase
Testcase
Securityhttps/Security
Serverbaijing/Server
/Testcase
/Testcases
I have an array of TestCase objects ready, how to iterate and add to a
Map
or Array
I tried the following way and it did not get too further..I seem to be
missing the usage of cursor and addin to a MAP, I seem to overwrite my
MAP
(which I should avoid),
private static void addtoMap(Testcase item2, int i,
LinkedHashMapString, String linkedHashMap) {
XmlCursor cursor = item.newCursor();
//Iterate throught the nodes
cursor.toChild(0);
String name = cursor.getName().toString();
String value = cursor.getTextValue();
//Add to Map
linkedHashMap.put(name, value);
//Next Sibling
cursor.toNextSibling();
String name1 = cursor.getName().toString();
String value1 = cursor.getTextValue();
//Add to Map again
linkedHashMap.put(name, value);
System.out.println(Type of Token is: +
cursor.currentTokenType() +
\nText of Token is + cursor.xmlText());
//}
cursor.dispose();
}
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RE: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations
Knut, did you try using the following save option? /** * Causes the saver to reduce the number of namespace prefix declarations. * The saver will do this by passing over the document twice, first to * collect the set of needed namespace declarations, and then second * to actually save the document with the declarations collected * at the root. * * @see XmlTokenSource#save(java.io.File, XmlOptions) * @see XmlTokenSource#xmlText(XmlOptions) */ public XmlOptions setSaveAggressiveNamespaces() Cezar From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 2:00 AM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: Re: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Thanks for your reply. The problem is that when i do a save or a toString on the responseDocument, I get the printout below (a small cutout of a complete document). As you can see, the namespaces takes a lot of the space in the document. agr:findAgreementsResponse xmlns:agr=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/service/agreement; agr:CollectionOfAgreements agr1:Agreement CustomerUuid=323e8d4e-1935-4895-b613-e4762ee4a98a ProcessingState=noChange PrimaryKey=1100586549375 xmlns:agr1=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/agreement; abs:Properties Value=473f1b6d-ebb6-491e-805c-95c2094e181c Name=AgreementUuid xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=NOR Name=AgreementType xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=5035 Name=AgreementPostalCode xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=5035 Name=PayerPostalCode xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=false Name=ManualTaskExist xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=true Name=PayerAddressAutomaticUpdate xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=0 Name=AgrUnionDiscountPct xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ /agr1:Agreement /agr:CollectionOfAgreements /agr:findAgreementsResponse If i use the parse method as described in the first post, these namepsacedeclarations are removed and only set once at the top, which saves A LOT of sent characters. But I don't want to call the parse-method, as it has to go through the entire xmlstructure. And the second problem is that i do not control which method is called to actually send the xm. That is handled by weblogic which I belive only calls the toString method. What I would like was a possibility to set which namespace prefixes to use when calling the newInstance on the reponseDocument factory, since this takes a xmloption object. Then it could send this down to it's children when i do a reponseDocument.addCollectionOfAgreements() and the like. But from the javadocs, the method you described only has an effect on the save and xmlText methods. Is there any way to achieve my desired goal, or is this not possible with the way xmlbeans works currently? mvh Knut-Erik Johnsen Jacob Danner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11.12.2007 03:28 Please respond to user@xmlbeans.apache.org To user@xmlbeans.apache.org cc Subject Re: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Hi Knut, There is a method on XmlOptions that you can populate with a Map containing Qnames for the namespaces in your document. I don't have the javadoc in front of me, but I think its setSaveSuggestedPrefix(). I've also had some success walking the instance via the XmlCursor API and adding namespaces that way. I'm curious how all the elements in your instance are getting the namespace declarations. Could you explain a bit more? It might help to better frame the problem. -jacobd On 12/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi there all :) We are using xmlbeans in webservices with xfire and are sending quite large xmldocuments back and forth between the layers. Our problem is that the namepace declarations take up almost the same amount of space (in the sent xml file) as the actual data. This is due to the fact that each element declares it's namespace, not using what might have been declared allready by it's parentnodes. To remove these unwanted declarations, we do a : FindAgreementsResponseDocument.Factory.parse(findAgreementsResponseDocum ent.newReader(getXmlOptions())) where the Xmloptions are xmlOpt.setSaveAggressiveNamespaces(); xmlOpt.setSaveNamespacesFirst(); This forces (as I have understood the documentation) a double loop through the entire xml structure to first find all namespaces, and then to update all instances with the new ones. This gives us quite a
RE: newbie--override schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix
Richard, It isn't supposed to work like this. The XMLSchema spec assumes that everybody is using namespaces and that the QNames for different types and elements do not collide. This is the model that XMLBeans uses, which is the same as java packages and classes work. In the rare cases when there is a requirement for more than this, as java solves this problem, the solution is to use different classloaders. Each classloader will have access to a non-coliding set of schema artifacts. If you describe your problem in more details maybe somebody on the list might come up with a simpler solution. Cezar -Original Message- From: Lucente, Richard D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 12:03 PM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: newbie--override schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix Is it possible to override the default schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix? There are multiple xbean-packaged.jars on our project. We could go through the pain of generating one for all and deconflicting, but it would be much easier if we could avoid package name overlaps. Any suggestions? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Notice: This email message, together with any attachments, may contain information of BEA Systems, Inc., its subsidiaries and affiliated entities, that may be confidential, proprietary, copyrighted and/or legally privileged, and is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity named in this message. If you are not the intended recipient, and have received this message in error, please immediately return this by email and then delete it. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: newbie--override schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix
Cezar, Thanks for the reply. The issue is that we're using XMLBeans indirectly as the data binding option with the Apache Axis2 WSDL2Java tool. Several services are providing convenience libraries to simplify interfacing to the service. These convenience libraries are being placed in common locations, so I can't take advantage of heirarchical class loaders. What complicates this even more is that namespace to package overrides are being inconsistently applied so the same schema may have several implementation mappings based on the package prefix that was passed to WSDL2Java through the .xsdconfig file. From your response, the right approach would seem to be a single XMLBeans representation of common types that uses a consistent .xsdconfig file rather than multiple flavors. This is looking more like a configuration management issue. Still, it would be nice to have an option to override the default Schema Type System name. The downside seems to be redundant implementations of common types, but I believe the result should still work. Is that true? -Original Message- From: Cezar Andrei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 3:08 PM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: RE: newbie--override schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix Richard, It isn't supposed to work like this. The XMLSchema spec assumes that everybody is using namespaces and that the QNames for different types and elements do not collide. This is the model that XMLBeans uses, which is the same as java packages and classes work. In the rare cases when there is a requirement for more than this, as java solves this problem, the solution is to use different classloaders. Each classloader will have access to a non-coliding set of schema artifacts. If you describe your problem in more details maybe somebody on the list might come up with a simpler solution. Cezar -Original Message- From: Lucente, Richard D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 12:03 PM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: newbie--override schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix Is it possible to override the default schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans prefix? There are multiple xbean-packaged.jars on our project. We could go through the pain of generating one for all and deconflicting, but it would be much easier if we could avoid package name overlaps. Any suggestions? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Notice: This email message, together with any attachments, may contain information of BEA Systems, Inc., its subsidiaries and affiliated entities, that may be confidential, proprietary, copyrighted and/or legally privileged, and is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity named in this message. If you are not the intended recipient, and have received this message in error, please immediately return this by email and then delete it. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations
Yes i did. But the problem with this is that the method must be run after you build the entire structure in memory. Then it iterates twice over it and that takes quite a lot of cpu time. I want to be able to add the namespaces and prefixes at createInstance time, so that i don't need to run this method to change them afterwards. mvh Knut-Erik Johnsen Cezar Andrei [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12.12.2007 21:07 Please respond to user@xmlbeans.apache.org To user@xmlbeans.apache.org cc Subject RE: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Knut, did you try using the following save option? /** * Causes the saver to reduce the number of namespace prefix declarations. * The saver will do this by passing over the document twice, first to * collect the set of needed namespace declarations, and then second * to actually save the document with the declarations collected * at the root. * * @see XmlTokenSource#save(java.io.File, XmlOptions) * @see XmlTokenSource#xmlText(XmlOptions) */ public XmlOptions setSaveAggressiveNamespaces() Cezar From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 2:00 AM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: Re: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Thanks for your reply. The problem is that when i do a save or a toString on the responseDocument, I get the printout below (a small cutout of a complete document). As you can see, the namespaces takes a lot of the space in the document. agr:findAgreementsResponse xmlns:agr= http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/service/agreement; agr:CollectionOfAgreements agr1:Agreement CustomerUuid=323e8d4e-1935-4895-b613-e4762ee4a98a ProcessingState=noChange PrimaryKey=1100586549375 xmlns:agr1= http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/agreement; abs:Properties Value=473f1b6d-ebb6-491e-805c-95c2094e181c Name=AgreementUuid xmlns:abs= http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=NOR Name=AgreementType xmlns:abs= http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=5035 Name=AgreementPostalCode xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=5035 Name=PayerPostalCode xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=false Name=ManualTaskExist xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=true Name=PayerAddressAutomaticUpdate xmlns:abs= http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ abs:Properties Value=0 Name=AgrUnionDiscountPct xmlns:abs=http://xmlns.trygvesta.com/dopa/object/abstractdopadomain/ /agr1:Agreement /agr:CollectionOfAgreements /agr:findAgreementsResponse If i use the parse method as described in the first post, these namepsacedeclarations are removed and only set once at the top, which saves A LOT of sent characters. But I don't want to call the parse-method, as it has to go through the entire xmlstructure. And the second problem is that i do not control which method is called to actually send the xm. That is handled by weblogic which I belive only calls the toString method. What I would like was a possibility to set which namespace prefixes to use when calling the newInstance on the reponseDocument factory, since this takes a xmloption object. Then it could send this down to it's children when i do a reponseDocument.addCollectionOfAgreements() and the like. But from the javadocs, the method you described only has an effect on the save and xmlText methods. Is there any way to achieve my desired goal, or is this not possible with the way xmlbeans works currently? mvh Knut-Erik Johnsen Jacob Danner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11.12.2007 03:28 Please respond to user@xmlbeans.apache.org To user@xmlbeans.apache.org cc Subject Re: Large xmldocuments and namespace declarations Hi Knut, There is a method on XmlOptions that you can populate with a Map containing Qnames for the namespaces in your document. I don't have the javadoc in front of me, but I think its setSaveSuggestedPrefix(). I've also had some success walking the instance via the XmlCursor API and adding namespaces that way. I'm curious how all the elements in your instance are getting the namespace declarations. Could you explain a bit more? It might help to better frame the problem. -jacobd On 12/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi there all :) We are using xmlbeans in webservices with xfire and are sending quite large xmldocuments back and forth between the layers. Our problem is that the namepace declarations take up almost the same amount of space (in the sent xml file) as the actual data. This is due to the fact that each element declares
Re: Using cursor to ierate and adding to map
Thanks J,
I can, but the XML has multiple items, so I may need to do that in a loop
and then iterate to the next node.
Regards
Sunder
Jacob Danner-2 wrote:
Why don't you just do
linkedHashMap.put (
item1.getSecurity() ,
item1.getServer() )
Or are you trying to do something else? ie, what are you trying to
store in this hashmap?
-jacobd
On Dec 11, 2007 3:17 PM, Zapo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I am trying to iterate a XML using cursor and then adding to MAP.
The XML has repetable nodes for example
Testcase
Securityhttps/Security
Serverstaging/Server
/Testcase
Testcase
Securityhttps/Security
Serverbaijing/Server
/Testcase
/Testcases
I have an array of TestCase objects ready, how to iterate and add to a
Map
or Array
I tried the following way and it did not get too further..I seem to be
missing the usage of cursor and addin to a MAP, I seem to overwrite my
MAP
(which I should avoid),
private static void addtoMap(Testcase item2, int i,
LinkedHashMapString, String linkedHashMap) {
XmlCursor cursor = item.newCursor();
//Iterate throught the nodes
cursor.toChild(0);
String name = cursor.getName().toString();
String value = cursor.getTextValue();
//Add to Map
linkedHashMap.put(name, value);
//Next Sibling
cursor.toNextSibling();
String name1 = cursor.getName().toString();
String value1 = cursor.getTextValue();
//Add to Map again
linkedHashMap.put(name, value);
System.out.println(Type of Token is: +
cursor.currentTokenType() +
\nText of Token is + cursor.xmlText());
//}
cursor.dispose();
}
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RE: Using cursor to ierate and adding to map
Thanks a lot, yeah it solved the issue.
Cezar Andrei wrote:
Zapo,
cursor.getName() returns the name of the current token. You need to make
sure you move the cursor on the right element to get the text and move
back to the parent Testcase and call toNextSibling().
-Original Message-
From: Zapo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 5:17 PM
To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: Using cursor to ierate and adding to map
Greetings,
I am trying to iterate a XML using cursor and then adding to MAP.
The XML has repetable nodes for example
Testcase
Securityhttps/Security
Serverstaging/Server
/Testcase
Testcase
Securityhttps/Security
Serverbaijing/Server
/Testcase
/Testcases
I have an array of TestCase objects ready, how to iterate and add to a
Map
or Array
I tried the following way and it did not get too further..I seem to be
missing the usage of cursor and addin to a MAP, I seem to overwrite my
MAP
(which I should avoid),
private static void addtoMap(Testcase item2, int i,
LinkedHashMapString, String linkedHashMap) {
XmlCursor cursor = item.newCursor();
//Iterate throught the nodes
cursor.toChild(0);
String name = cursor.getName().toString();
String value = cursor.getTextValue();
//Add to Map
linkedHashMap.put(name, value);
//Next Sibling
cursor.toNextSibling();
String name1 = cursor.getName().toString();
String value1 = cursor.getTextValue();
//Add to Map again
linkedHashMap.put(name, value);
System.out.println(Type of Token is: +
cursor.currentTokenType() +
\nText of Token is + cursor.xmlText());
//}
cursor.dispose();
}
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Incompatible minor version error
Hi, I am getting a strange error when I am using the xmlbeans maven pluggin and when I build it generates all the classes just fine and the runs unit tests an everything works great. However when I fire up tomcat and run in tomcat I get the following error java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError XML-BEANS compiled schema: Incompatible minor version - expecting up to 23, got 24 (schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans.system.sE8ABD9B84DDFBD246368593B1BE8D816.index) - code 3 Any ideas what might be causing this. I have xmlbeans 2.2.0. thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Incompatible-minor-version-error-tp14308172p14308172.html Sent from the Xml Beans - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
