Hi, I cannot think of a way of doing this without changing the code base.
Gareth Lei Jiang wrote: >Hi everyone, > >I have a rather silly question: > >Is there a workround if I want to be able to use numbers as element names? > > >I'm writing a WebDAV client libray, which uses Xerces-C to parse XML >response from different servers. Some days ago someone wrote me and >complained that my library kept raising DOM exceptions while he was >trying to connect to a MS Exchange2000 server. It turned out that >Exchange2000 is using some element names like "0x001a". It is obviously >a violation to XML specification. But since Xerces-C is quite a big >library, I think chances are there might be a way to live with this MS >reality. > >I use XercesDOMParser as my parser so I checked the documentation. But >to my dissapointment, there is no such method in Grammar to bypass name >check. And the exception turned out to be raised from >DOMDocumentImpl::isXMLName() which in turn calls >XMLChar1_0::isValidName(), nothing related to Grammar. Here is a stack >trace showing where and how the exception is raised: > > >#0 xercesc_2_6::DOMElementNSImpl::setName (this=0x8935698, >namespaceURI=0x8948100, qualifiedName=0x8948640) >at DOMElementNSImpl.cpp:228 >#1 0x00bbcb8f in DOMElementNSImpl (this=0x8935698, ownerDoc=0x8934ad8, >namespaceURI=0x8948100, >qualifiedName=0x8948640) at DOMElementNSImpl.cpp:46 >#2 0x00bae943 in xercesc_2_6::DOMDocumentImpl::createElementNS >(this=0x8934ad8, fNamespaceURI=0x8948100, >qualifiedName=0x8948640) at DOMDocumentImpl.cpp:571 >#3 0x00b675d2 in xercesc_2_6::AbstractDOMParser::createElementNSNode >(this=0x892cb00, namespaceURI=0x8948100, >qualifiedName=0x8948640) at AbstractDOMParser.cpp:1124 >#4 0x00b6695f in xercesc_2_6::AbstractDOMParser::startElement >(this=0x892cb00, [EMAIL PROTECTED], urlId=7, >elemPrefix=0x892fc88, [EMAIL PROTECTED], attrCount=0, isEmpty=false, >isRoot=false) at AbstractDOMParser.cpp:897 >#5 0x00c1150f in xercesc_2_6::IGXMLScanner::scanStartTagNS >(this=0x892d978, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) >at IGXMLScanner.cpp:2745 >#6 0x00c0d525 in xercesc_2_6::IGXMLScanner::scanContent (this=0x892d978) >at IGXMLScanner.cpp:886 >#7 0x00c0b956 in xercesc_2_6::IGXMLScanner::scanDocument >(this=0x892d978, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) at IGXMLScanner.cpp:204 >#8 0x00cc7581 in xercesc_2_6::XMLScanner::scanDocument (this=0x892d978, >systemId=0x8933688) at XMLScanner.cpp:412 >#9 0x00cc7623 in xercesc_2_6::XMLScanner::scanDocument (this=0x892d978, >systemId=0x80544a3 "./ill.xml") >at XMLScanner.cpp:420 >#10 0x00b65610 in xercesc_2_6::AbstractDOMParser::parse (this=0x892cb00, >systemId=0x80544a3 "./ill.xml") >at AbstractDOMParser.cpp:510 > > >Can anyone tell me if it's possible? Any clue or hint? > > >Thanks a lot. > > >Lei > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > -- Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Parthenon Computing +44-1865-811184 http://www.parthcomp.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
