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The document seems to be absolutely valid.
You have probably turn on the validation, that is why the
parser throws this error
(Unknown element 'XMLGUI' ( line 5, char 8
)).
This is the correct behaviour.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002
01:59
Subject: RE: Getting error on valid xml
doc
It appears to be at the <![CDATA[ROOT = 0, ELEMENT = 1, CHARDATA = 2,
etc.]]>. Here's the
actual document I used.
<<gui2_8859_1.xml>>
-----Original Message-----
From: Dean
Roddey [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February
25, 2002 5:48 PM
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Subject: Re: Getting error on valid xml doc
Could you indicate where that is exactly? Your
posted version had no line breaks in it.
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From: Williamson, Siehnai <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 3:51 PM
Subject: RE: Getting error on valid
xml doc
Line number 5, column
9.
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What
line number is it reporting the error at?
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From:
Williamson, Siehnai < <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] < <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 3:35 PM
Subject: Getting error on valid
xml doc
Hi,
I
keep getting the error, "Unknown element 'XMLGUI'", when I parse the xml
document below.� It doesn't have a corresponding DTD or schema, so what
is Xerces checking the document against?� The document is
below.
<<gui2_8859_1.xml>>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!--
TransAll XML Document --> <XMLGUI>�� <WINDOW� id="T1"�
caption="Test for cdata section">��� <![CDATA[ROOT = 0, ELEMENT =
1, CHARDATA = 2, etc.]]>��� Anything inside a cdata section is
treated as plain text��� <LABEL� id="cdata"� caption="Test for cdata
section">The XML processor will not attempt to interpret cdata
sections as markup</LABEL>��� <BUTTON� id="bcancel"�
caption="Cancel"/>��� <TEXTBOX>Cdata test appears to have
worked OK</TEXTBOX> </WINDOW>�� <WINDOW� id="T2"�
caption="Test for comment">��� Comments cannot come before the XML
declaration and cannot appear inside of an element tag��� <!-- If you
want more XML test data to be created just simply let me know and I'll
hook you up -->��� <LABEL� id="comment"� caption="Test for
comment">Comments are ignored by the XML processorp</LABEL>���
<TEXTBOX>Comment test appears to have worked OK</TEXTBOX>
</WINDOW>�� <WINDOW� id="T3"� caption="Test for processing
instruction">��� PI's are mostly for the use of developers rather
than end-users��� <?XMLTesting "The updates are in TransAll's XML
Deliverables.doc. Use the .TSC I will send you to get some ideas on how
to retrieve processing instruction information.� The XML Data Type Code
for PI's is 4"?>��� <LABEL� id="ProcessingInstruction"�
caption="Test for processing instruction">PI's allow developers to
place information specific to an outside application within the doucment
ignored by the XML processorp</LABEL>��� <BUTTON� id="bcancel"�
caption="Cancel"/>��� <TEXTBOX>Processing instruction test
appears to have worked OK</TEXTBOX> </WINDOW>
</XMLGUI>
Thanks,
Siehnai
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