You'll have to get the attributes, iterate through them, and compare the
names using XMLString::compareIString().
There is no way to make the Xerces DOM treat names in a case-insensitive
manner -- it's contrary to the fundamental design of XML.
Dave
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Dave,
The problem is when I invoke an xerces lib fn like getAttribute("xyz").
This function internally uses the XMLString::compareString to verify if an
attribute with the name "xyz" is present (case sensitive)..
I wanted to know if there was a way of instructing the xerces functions to
internally use case insensitive string compares.
Or, in other words, as I mentioned earlier, to treat the xml in a case
insensitive manner...
-Vinayak
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