Hi Xerces-team,
I posted a problem I was observing in August and as yet have not heard any
response.
Can someone confirm that this is in fact a problem with Xerces? When can I
expect it to be fixed?
Many thanks
Matthew
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To un
Hi
Xerces-team,
I posted a problem I
was observing in August and as yet have not heard any
response.
Can someone confirm
that this is in fact a problem with Xerces? When can I expect it to be
fixed?
Many
thanks
Matthew
Hi,
I have currently installed binaries Xerces-C++ Version 2.5.0 on AIX 5.1. I have
compiler xlC 5.
I have set the PATH, LIBPATH. Environment is fine according to me. Before I try
using the parser, i tried to run the Sample provided with the tar. I am getting the
following error.
I am
Guys,
I'm struggling with 2.5.0 for two days now - I tried RedHat 8, 9 and
MontaVista Linux, and still can't build the library. Previous versions
compiled fine. The problem is that after all object files are compiled,
it can't link the shared library - here is the log tail:
gmake[3]: Leaving di
Title: Problem of Xerces in AIX-5.2
Hi All,
I am getting the following linking errors , while using the Xerces Parser(AIX 5.1 compiled with xlC_r 6.0.0 .tar.gz archive: xerces-c_2_5_0-aix_510-xlc_60_040127.tar.gz [PGP] [MD5] ) . I am using AIX 5.2 version, I was downloading the above binary( C
Hi All,
i am new to XML technology.
Can I create a DOMDocument object by giving dtd
file as input so that I can set values to required elements?
Can I use createDocument method of class
DOMImplementation for this??
Regards,
-Kedar
Hi Gurudas,
The binaries you downloaded were built with xlC so the library won't be
compatibile with gcc. Thus giving you the link errors.
You can either build your app with xlC or rebuild xerces with gcc (although
I am not sure if this has been done before - you might want to check the
maili
Xerces does not include any way to create an instance document from a
DTD. I think projects to do that exist, however; you might find references in
the mailing list archive.
Note that your non-disclosure "Disclaimer" effectively prohibits you from
posting to public lists (like this one) tha
Hi Anand,
The problem is that you are using xlC V5 and the library was built with xlC
V6 (since xlC V5 is out of service).
So you can either upgrade to xlC V6 or download the source and build it
using xlC V5.
Regards,
David A. Cargill
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
(905) 413-2371, ti
Hi Alex,
What did you set your XERCESCROOT to? It should be pointing at
/tmp/xerces-c-src_2_5_0.
The obj and lib directories are off of this directory not
/tmp/xerces-c-src_2_5_0/src/xercesc.
Regards,
David A. Cargill
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
(905) 413-2371, tie 969
[EMAIL PROT
And note the second "C" in "XERCESCROOT".
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> Hi Alex,
> What did you set your XERCESCROOT to? It s
Hi Matthew,
have you tried to set the validation to "always"? The default value
("auto") will activate schema validation only if the root element has the
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation attribute.
Alberto
At 10.21 15/09/2004 +0100, Matthew Berry wrote:
Hi Xerces-team,
I posted a problem I was obse
> And note the second "C" in "XERCESCROOT".
Yeah, umm, any chance you guys could maybe patch the script to look for
XERCESROOT as well? I can't tell you how many people mis-type that, myself
included...
-- Scott
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Thanks for your reply, Alberto.
Please note I am using the DOM Level 3 DOMBuilder class, which does not have
setValidationScheme() method. According to the DOMCount sample this should
correspond to the XMLUni::fgDOMValidation feature - which I am setting to
true.
To clarify I am setting these fea
Alberto (and team)
Note: The problem I am having only occurs if the document node is an
abstract type. It passes validation if the abstract type is embedded within
another element.
I have tried to debug the problem further by delving in the Xerces source.
It would appear that although I have set
Has anyone tried building Xerces with ICU 3.0 on Windows (VC 7.1)?
I see a bug in Jira related to doing this with Cygwin, but that seems to be
specific to ICU on that platform.
Any chance that Xerces 2.6 will be tested with ICU 3.0?
Hi Matthew,
just to test if this is the cause of the problem, try adding a call to
setProperty(XMLUni::fgXercesScannerName, XMLUni::fgSGXMLScanner)
This should force the usage of the scanner that only known about XMLSchema,
and ignores any DTD.
Alberto
At 17.33 15/09/2004 +0100, Matthew Berry wro
At 12.39 15/09/2004 -0400, Reyes Ponce wrote:
Has anyone tried building Xerces with ICU 3.0 on Windows (VC 7.1)?
I see a bug in Jira related to doing this with Cygwin, but that seems to
be specific to ICU on that platform.
Any chance that Xerces 2.6 will be tested with ICU 3.0?
It looks like ICU
Alberto,
As you guessed this has worked and my document is now validated correctly.
Is the behaviour I was observing a bug in Xerces or is the step you
described the correct way to set up the parser? If it is a bug it would be
good to have a patch file as soon as is convenient.
Thanks for all yo
At 18.01 15/09/2004 +0100, Matthew Berry wrote:
Alberto,
As you guessed this has worked and my document is now validated correctly.
Is the behaviour I was observing a bug in Xerces or is the step you
described the correct way to set up the parser? If it is a bug it would be
good to have a patch fil
Hi Xerces-C Committers,
I would like to have a vote on adopting the release policy and coding
conventions attached in the forwarded note below.
+1
Regards,
David A. Cargill
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
(905) 413-2371, tie 969
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Forwarded by David Cargill/Toront
David,
I would change the "x.x.x to x.y.z" part to state that the section only
refers to the public headers (the ones that gets copied in the include
directory and packaged in a binary distribution). This means that client
applications that need a source distribution to build will have to expect
On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 01:13, David Cargill wrote:
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> Hi Gurudas,
> The binaries you downloaded were built with xlC so the library won't be
> compatibile with gcc. Thus giving you the link errors.
>
> You can either build your app with xlC or rebuild xerces with gcc (although
> I am not sure
I posted this message yesterday but haven't gotten a response yet.
The bottomline is... has anyone gotten XercesDOMParser::loadGrammar() to
work for loading a DTD grammar in memory and then use it to parse XML files
against it? See my code below. Any hints/recommendations will be greatly
appreciat
Hi Carolina,
At 17.05 15/09/2004 -0400, Carolina Garcia-Paris wrote:
I posted this message yesterday but haven't gotten a response yet.
The bottomline is... has anyone gotten XercesDOMParser::loadGrammar() to
work for loading a DTD grammar in memory and then use it to parse XML files
against it? Se
Hi, ALl,
I have
following two questions regarding how to use InputSource with SAX parser in
Xerces for C++.
I know I can do
something like this:
SAX2XMLReader* pParser =
XMLReaderFactory::createXMLReader();
pParser->parse(input);
Where input is an
instance of InputSourc
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