Hi,
> > 1. When using "DOMBuilder" to parse a XML file, all of the newlines are converted
> > into text nodes. I've set the "fgDOMWhitespaceInElementContent" feature to
> > "false", but this hasn't had any effect. Is there another way to prevent this
> > behavior?
>
> [GR] Since whitespace is significant we cant ignore it. If you create a DTD then you
> can set the "ignorable" white space to false.
>
> [BH] My XML file references an XML schema rather than a DTD. Is the whitespace
> feature only applicable when a DTD is referenced?
You do need a DTD.
> > 2. When using "DOMImplementation" and "DOMWriter" to create and write a document
> > to an XML file, there doesn't appear to be a way to specify a validation schema to
> > be written into the root element. I've probably missed something in the
> > documentation, so a pointer would be greatly appreciated.
>
> [GR] If I understand you correctly then you mean something like an
> xsi:schemaLocation? If this is the case then it is a standard attribute that you
> would add the same way as any other. If this is not the case then please do clarify
> and I will attempt an answer.
>
> [BH] Yes, your understanding is correct. I'm not sure I follow your solution
> however. The root element is created in the document via the
> DOMImplementation::createDocument() method. This method takes a namespaceURI,
> qualifiedName, and a docType as parameters. From what I can tell, the docType
> parameter is used to specify a DTD rather than a XML schema. Is there some example
> code available that specifies a XML schema?
On the document node you get you can do a setAttributeNS("http://....";,
"xsi:schemaLocation").
Gareth
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