rcelo Loureiro do Amaral
To: Ryan
B. Roleda
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 4:45
AM
Subject: Re: Problems with XML files...
Dear Ryan,
I'd like you help me again...
At moment I'm using the DOMParser Classes for parse
xml files. But I´m needing to parse a buffer
: Thursday, June 28, 2001 4:45
AM
Subject: Re: Problems with XML
files...
Dear Ryan, I'd like you help me again...
At moment I'm using the DOMParser Classes for parse xml
files. But I´m needing to parse a buffer in memory. How can I do it ?
I tried to use
look at the
MemParse sample code
-Original Message-From: João Marcelo Loureiro do
Amaral [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001
12:45 PMTo: Ryan B. RoledaCc:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Problems with XML
files...Dear Ryan, I'd lik
Dear Ryan,
I'd like you help me again...
At moment I'm using the DOMParser Classes for parse
xml files. But I´m needing to parse a buffer in memory. How can I
do it ?
I tried to use the parse ( const InputSource
& source, const bool reuseValidator = false ) method of DOMParser,
but I
Joao,
Morning to You.
Hello There I encountered this before an ENTER or New Line character
is a "Node.TEXT_NODE" type. So in order for u to just skipped whenever this
type is encountered, in your loop you have to put something like:
for (y = 0 ; y < count ; y++)
{
no
>I'm using Xerces-C to parse my XML Files. But if the files is
>formated with ENTER at final of each XML tags, the DOM Parser get the
>ENTER like a child node. How can I do to formated my XML files with
>ENTER at final of the tags, without any problems.
That's correct XML behavior. An XML pa
