On 23.07.06 15:31:10, Ola Bodin wrote: > xmlDocPtr doc; > xmlChar *text; > int size; > ... > xmlDocDumpMemory(doc, &text, &size); > > this is then sent over a socket an is parsed by the client with the > following conde: > > char *str; > xmlDocPtr doc; > ... > doc = xmlParseDoc((const xmlChar*)str);
Did you try to use xmlParseDoc directly on the server? > Entity: line 2: parser error : Specification mandate value for attribute > node > <xmlSend><test node/></xmlSend> > > Where the '^' is pointing to the '/' in <test node/>. > I have tried to find out what the message means on the web site but with out > any lyck. Of course, because the error is that the XML contained in the char* is not valid. You cannot have a xml node with a name containing underscores. Thus "<test node/>" is parsed as XML node with the name "test" and an attribute named "node", however it has no value and this is also forbidden by XML - attributes need to have a value. So either the construction of your DOM is wrong (in which case libxml2 should've complained already upon serialization, I think) or something goes wrong during the transport over the wire. To exclude the first possibility I'd suggest to include some testing code inside the server app that takes the content of *text and tries to parse it via xmlParseDoc. Andreas -- You learn to write as if to someone else because NEXT YEAR YOU WILL BE "SOMEONE ELSE." _______________________________________________ xml mailing list, project page http://xmlsoft.org/ [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/xml
