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| | | JDOM | | You need to use the Jaxen JAR included with JDOM. Details are in the
lib/jaxen.readme file.
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angeloimm wrote
> Hi all i 'm using JDom 1.0 Jaxen version 1.0-FCS ( jaxen-full.jar ) onHi all i 'm using JDom 1.0 Jaxen version 1.0-FCS ( jaxen-full.jar ) on JBuilder2005.
I have this xml file called structure
<?xml version "1.0 " encoding "ISO-8859-1 "? >
<site_structures >
<sitI was wondering if there is way to remove name spaces awarenes from the Document and XMLOutputter objects?
Sincerely Dmitriy Viner
E-Mail dxv7027@(protected)
Cell Phone 716-415-3096
Using JDOM you can read this XML file (see http //www.jdom.org/docs/apidocs/org/jdom/input/SAXBuilder.html) into a JDOM Document (see http //www.jdom.org/docs/apidocs/org/jdom/Document.html). This docHello
Have You Please an example with an XML File and more than one item.
I would build this file in a Java Object. But there are more than one "application "
See
<?xml version "1.0 " encoding
I 'm using this error from a simple line of code
document parser.build(inputFileName)
The error is
java.lang.InternalError fillbuf
at org.apache.crimson.parser.InputEntity.parsedContenI 've searched and searched and tried all sorts of combinations of features
and properties and I cannot figure out how to validate a schema. Yes
that 's right a schema. I 'm trying to treat the sScott Yeadon wrote
> Hi
>
> When writing out a file using the XMLOutputter character entities are
> left escaped. Is this behaviour intentional? I would have thought this
> would only be reSorry I tell a lie it 's the w3c.dom APIs which are doing this...(but if
this is also true of JDOM 's XMLOutputter the question still stands!
Hi
When writing out a file using the XMLOutputter character entities are
left escaped. Is this behaviour intentional? I would have thought this
would only be required for internal processing
Hi all
We have a large XML file (around 5 GB) that should be modified based on
certain business rules. What parser can be used other than DOM ? Is it
possible to create a tree structure
I have an XML document that i 'm using JDOM to manipulate.
here is the code
SAXBuilder jdomBuilder new SAXBuilder()
try {
jdomBuilderHi
Has anyone attempted to port JDOM to c# - I know c# has its own xml api but
JDOM is far superior and would make java conversions far less painful. Its
something i 'd be prepared to have a stlee hwaying wrote
> Please implement org.w3c interface for Document Node nodelist....
> so as to be able to call via JSTL without having to reinitialise a w3c
> dom document and maintaining tThanks Jdom for making the lightweight library.
Suggestion.
Please implement org.w3c interface for Document Node nodelist....
so as to be able to call via JSTL without having to reinitialise Hi~
I usually use JDOM for XML Processing.
But when I tried transforming XSL I could not find the way to pass
parameters to XSLT Processor.
"parameters " which are defined in XSL document.
( <xsBy the way this is the code I 'm using to try to validate
<snip >
File file new File( "emais2-20050113.xml ")
try {
SAXBuilder builder
new SHey gang.
I 'm trying to validate my xml using a schema I built based on a schema
extracted (using XMLSpy) from a SQL Server database. I am following the
instructions in the FAQ on the jdom.o
Hi
I 'm reasonably new to JDOM but had some good progress very quickly.
I haven 't noticed this in the archive and a few people have asked about
how to validate a DOM that has been constructHi
Element objRoot new Element( "Request ")
Document objDocument new Document(objRoot)
Element objRequestType new Element( "Request_Type ")
objRequestType.setText( "DEFAULI was looking at the JDOM code for validating a namespace URI
(Verifier#checkNamespaceURI).
It seems to accept any string so long as it doesn 't start with a digit a
dollar or a hyphen.
WhereJDOM doesn 't offer a method signature
getAttribute(String lname String uri)
instead one has to do
getAttribute(String lname Namespace.getNamespace(uri))
But this fails if the uri h Folks
A quick question.
When I need to validate my data against xml based on the
internet. How does JDOM overcome the proxy/firewall issues?
rgds
Rajesh Anand
Email Rajesh_anand@(protected) <html > <div style 'background-color ' > <DIV class RTE >
<P > <BR > <BR >Hi All </P >
<P > </P >
<P >Iam trying to get a XPATH value from the JDOM document. </P >
<P >I have included jaxen-core.jar </P >
<P >&Hi
You can simply use the URI of the DTD as the second parameter in the
build() method
SAXBuilder builder new SAXBuilder()
Document doc builder.build(myInputStream "file /// " + fullPatAll
I have an xml document that contains a root node and several children as
such
<RootNode >
<ChildNode >
<ChildNode >
...
</RootNode >
I parse this document iterate the chilHello All
I 'm trying to find a way to validate a document that does not include the DOCTYPE
declaration. The URL for the DTD is known at runtime but is not imbeded in the XML
document.
Ca Folks
How do I define the following in my xml instance the only thing
I got working is the schema name using setNamespace() method. I 'm using
JDOM 1.0.
<?xml version "1.0 " encoding "UTF-8 Folks
I 've a Java program that creates a XML document on the iSeries
using JDOM.
I noticed that the XML when produced does not contain the
following line.
<XML Version "1.0 " encodingHi
I am using JDOM to perform an XSL transformation. The problem I have is
that my XSL Document refers to an external file using the document(URL)
method. I don 't want to use an absolute URL. |
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