Hi JOERN_HEID & Ala,
Thanks for your messages concerning this bug. We had problem dealing with
"mixed" complexType without child elements. Now it's fixed. Go grab the
latest code from CVS, and hopefully, your problems would be solved.
Cheers,
Sandy Gao
Software Developer, IBM Canada
(1-416) 448-3
Hi guys
I am working with an xml instance of an XML Schema (XSDL) document.
I need to create the normalized representation of the xml instance.
To normalize the instance I believe I need the following information from
the schema
* Data types for all content and attribute models
* Lis
There are some xml files append to this mail.
The about_us.xml file should be validated using schema.
This works with xml spy 4.0b1 but using the following code with Xerces-J
1.4.1:
import org.apache.xerces.parsers.*;
import org.xml.sax.*;
import java.io.*;
public class TestParse {
public s
Title: RE: How to get parser version information ?
Great thanks ! That will work great.
Just curious, do you know if JAXP will provide an interface for a functionality similar to this?
Thanks again.
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I posted the following on comp.text.xml, but this may be a better place:
I'm using Xerces 1.4.1 and am trying to validate an XML document using a
schema. The schema references an xml:lang attribute like this:
...
...
I imported the xml namespace near the top of the schema:
http://www.w3.org
Hi Francine,
There is a class provided with Xerces called
org.apache.xerces.framework.Version. It has a public String member called
fVersion which stores Xerces version info. Your best bet is to check for
the existence of this class and then read the value of fVersion.
Hope that helps,
Neil
Ne
Title: How to get parser version information ?
I am using Xerces 1.4 and JAXP. I would like to verify on initialization of my application what version of a parser has been instantiated. Is there an easy way to do this?
For example I would like to do something like:
Kevin,
I ran your schema file through the IBM XML Schema Quality Checker tool
(the new version which will be on http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/xmlsqc
tomorrow).
It pointed out that you did not specify the prefix xsd: on the
and element information items, and that the refer=""
Hi, all
I imported XJ-1.4.0 into Visual Age for Java 3.5. I get
SAXNotSupportedException when I try to set the validation feature on the
parser. Please see the sample code below,
try
{
parser.reset();
parser.setFeature ("http://xml.org/sax/features/validation";,
validate);
}
Hi All,
I have a question in this. After creating a document like that and if i
want to send it as a stream, how can i do that. In the earlier version i
used XmlDocument class for creating a document and to send the document as
stream i used XmlDocumentObject.write(outputstream)... Can an
Hi
I'm trying to gets this working with xerces-J1.4.1. I read the release notein
xerces saying that you
had to defined the key and keyref in the same scope but I still failed to get
xerces to pick it. Here's a very simple example
of what I'm trying to do, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Hi Frank,
I don't know if you have the same thing, but we just ran into a similar
situation in a Weblogic application server environment. Turns out that
our appserver was setting the javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory system
property to a SAX 1.0 parser, and that class didn't implement a method
look at DOMCount sample.
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Service développement
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> Envoyé : jeudi 28 juin 2001 17:22
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Hi all!
I am trying to serialize a XML document so that I can have an XML file
but I have some troubles with the DTD.
The first trouble was:
I used to have something like this in the original xml-file:
""
However, after parsing it and serializing it, it becomes:
""
And then when I parse again it d
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Delahaye, Martial (CAP, CMF, COFRAMI) wrote:
> thanks but actually I don't think that this is exactly what I am looking
> for. What I really would like to do is to instantiate a XmlDocument just by
> providing a xml file. the example DOMGenerate.java creates a document by
> pr
try something like this:
try{
DOMParser parser = new DOMParser();
parser.parse("test.xml");
Document doc = parser.getDocument();
}catch(Exception e){
System.out.println("Error: " + e);
e.printStackTrace();
}
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So maybe you should look the DOMEcho.java example, that parses a XML-file into
a Document Object and then goes throw and prints all the nodes.
I hope I understood well, if not please ask again.
jordi
"Delahaye, Martial (CAP, CMF, COFRAMI)" wrote:
> thanks but actually I don't think that this is
thanks but actually I don't think that this is exactly what I am looking
for. What I really would like to do is to instantiate a XmlDocument just by
providing a xml file. the example DOMGenerate.java creates a document by
providing tag names and values. I just want to create it by providing the
nam
The Xerces distribution has got very good examples to answer your question. If
you have downloaded the binary distribution, the source code would be available
at samples/dom. Specifically look at DOMGenerate.java. Thats an example to
create a DOM object, serialize and display as a string.
Hope th
I have a XMLDocument which is well formatted, let's call it test.xml.
I would like to add some element tags to this document.
suppose that I give the name of this xml file in entry of a java class (java
MyXMLClass test.xml), how could I do that. I suppose that I should create a
XmlDocument object
Hi Rahul,
It works fine with 1.4.0 because that is a bug in 1.4.0, so we fixed it :-)
When you refer to a type only by its local name (without a prefix), the
parser would first try to bound it to the default namespace. In your
example, "MyType" is treated as "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema,MyTy
'Solution' is probably saying to much, but, at
least, I managed to create two versions of my
example that work with Xerces-J 1.4.1
1. Using the namespace prefix all over the place
...
2. Using targetNamespace, this changes the xsd to
http://jhb/music";
targetNamespace="http://jh
In addition to what has already been stated, you may consider getting all
the text node children of your target element. This is because if the DOM
Document were created from a series of SAX events then a string such as
"Hello World" could have been reported as: "Hello" and " World" possibly
resul
I spent a while yesterday looking for this very information. Here's what I
came up with.
System.setProperty("javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory" ,
"org.apache.xerces.jaxp.DocumentBuilderFactoryImpl");
System.setProperty("javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory",
"org.apache.xalan.processor.T
Yes, you should get the node values as node.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
This is because, element values in a Document should be added as text nodes to
elements.
and getFirstChild() for your node named "Name" will return the textnode.
So change your code snippet to
node.getFirstChild().getNod
Hi,
I have a xml file like,
Length
10
I am trying to parse this and get the value of Name using JAXP calls. The
code snippet is as below.
NodeList nList = ((Document)node).getElementsByTagName(Attr);
if ((nList != null) && (nList.getLength()>0))
{
is there any possibility to (automatically) validate the generated (not
parsed) DOM tree for conformity with the external DTD file before
serialization?
Adam Najmanowicz
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Hi,
When running
SAXCount sample with the attached XML file (the schema is also attached), I got
the following NullPointerException:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
org.apache.xerces.validators.common.XMLValidator.pushContentLeafStack(XMLValidator.java:1278)
at
Hi Sandy,
I agree with your explanation. But, I don't think I have pointed a different
problem. The base line is if a schema works without using prefixes in XJ1.4.0,
then why not with XJ1.4.1 (assuming schema has user defined data types and
there
is no targetNamespace). The schema mentioned be
ISO-8859-1 is for ANSI not Unicode.
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From: Gavin Stokes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu, June 28, 2001 3:40 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Unicode hell
Hi all.
I'm serializing my DOM doc, and its contents look correct. Except every
other character is blank beca
Hi,
I want to use the JAXP interfaces only in my code without explicit imports
of specific parsers. The DOMEcho sample in JAXP served my purpose, but
documents stated that it will be using Crimpson as the default parser. The
JAXP spec mentions about changing the System Property in command line for
Hi all.
I'm serializing my DOM doc, and its contents look correct. Except every
other character is blank because of Unicode. I can not get a
single-byte-encoded string of the contents.
If I simply open an XML file in a browser (IE 5.5), what format does it
expect? Will it open a Unicode-enco
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