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Thanks
Dave
Garcia -----Mensaje original----- David, what is it about XPath that you
don’t like? The cursor gives you no real
advantage over XPath – you’re still bound to use the attribute
names rather than their types to identify the correct elements (obviously not a
desirable solution…). I think with XmlObject you might be able to use the
types, but there is no API that lets you say give me all elements that have an
attribute of type XXX…so you’ll have to traverse the whole XML tree
as well…So as I see it, XPath is your best bet right now… From:
David Garcia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Yana, I know it will be difficult to implement this
feature on DOM, is there any way of doing the same but working with XmlObjects,
Cursors or any other xmlbeans feature? Regards Dave Garcia -----Mensaje original----- Hi David, sorry for not getting back to you
earlier – the current DOM implementation is not schema aware at
all…thus propagating type information (which is what the ID type of the
attributes is) is non-trivial…We are looking into supporting that as part
of DOM Level 3 if we implement it in v3. You are of course welcome to come up with a
patch/solution of your own, but the solution is non-trivial (otherwise
we’d just do it)…You can start by looking at the store package,
which contains the Dom Implementation... - From:
David Garcia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I’m
using xmlBeans together with Apache xml security framework and when working
with ds:References , if they are #xpointer expressions the
Document.getElementById() method is called (in the xmlBeans
implementation it delegates it’s execution to the DomImpl class ), but in
the current version a RuntimeException( "Not implemented" ) is thrown
L . For
avoiding this, I use a xpath query like this:
"//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"+id+"']" but I don’t like this solution
much…
I know that on the svn current version there is code to support DTD matching
id’s but schemas are not supported… yet.
Is there any plan to implement it? How could I implement it using the
code contained on the current svn version? Regards Dave Garcia |
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