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I think I 'll have to resort to that. I was just wondering if any of the
aforementioned components had such schema understanding built-in.
Thanks for your quick response anyway!
CoUse XHTML and investigate schemas....
That 's what it 's all about those XML Schema things.
Try http //www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/
Also run your XHTML document through a validating parser.
Rolf
Hello everyone.
Just picking your brains on something you might have come across while
playing with JDOM JTidy or similar components...
I 'm trying to get my algorithm to understand which elemeHi Jason et al.
The "Searchable " Mailing list archive seems stuck in 2004. The recent mails
are available if you don t mind "Showing all " and getting 15K entries on
your screen.
Just a heads-
we have been running into a performance problem caused by the O(N)
performance characteristic
of the JDOM AttributeList in the indexOf method. This affects both
insertions and lookup of AttribHello!
I think I have found two bugs in the ListIterator implementation of
Jdom 1.0. To be precise it is the add() method implementation. I have
checked whether they are still there in the night
Hi all
i 'm building an application who use read/write XML file.
I 'm tring JDOM for this but the javac compiler find an error for
DataUnformatFilter format new DataUnformatFilter()
buildBob McWhirter wrote
>
> btw I think JDOM already has taken their navigator. If not Jason
> Hunter has implied at least that it 'd be a good idea to move it to the
> JDOM codebase. Ideally Is it makes sense to compare these 2 frameworks for any performance
numbers ?(interms of small/large input doc memory usage speed etc)
Is there any work already done in this space?
Thanks
Hi!
I need to do relax ng validation. I 'm using msv/jarv and jdom.
Simple alternatives are to validate first and then create the
jdom document or to get sax events or a dom from the jdom
docume
Hi All
Is there a way I can ouput the XML string off a Document without the first line containing the encoding.
( The line with <?xml version "1.0 " encoding "UTF-8 "? > )
Iam talking to a e--- Ratnakar Pai <pairatnakar@(protected) > wrote
> i too had a question of handling Xml columns in
> database.
> Could any of my fellow friends on this site have
> come across such
> scenrio whereHello
I downloaded the file but have no idea on installing it. Anyone help?
Regards
Sam Hwang
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN " >
<HTML > <HEAD >
<META http-equiv Conti too had a question of handling Xml columns in database.
Could any of my fellow friends on this site have come across such
scenrio where we store XHTML in column like <html > <title >My name is
TillyHi there
I want to create a way to search through XML documents and perform a search
and replace on certain elements regardless of their place in the hierarchy.
I 'm thinking ElementScanner is u
Hi All
I get the following error when I do a schema validation.
Error on line 1 Content is not allowed in prolog.
I want through the jdom archives but did not get a resoI have an XML file structured something like the following
<my-lists >
<list refid "1 " date "3/22/2005 4 09 PM " / >
<list refid "1 " date "3/22/2005 4 14 PM " / >
<list refid "1 " date "3/22
Hi all
I am wondering what is the best way to filter out the content of a
complex document based on xml lang. Basically for each language I want
to filter out all elements that match Spam detection software running on the system "mail.grit.de " has
identified this incoming email as possible spam. The original message
has been attached to this so you can view it (if it isn 't spHi!
Im parsing XML-Files via
SAXBuilder parser new SAXBuilder()
doc parser.build(xmlFile)
this code throws me a
org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException Error on line 1 of document [doc] Hi
I and this list have experienced messages from
spam@(protected) which indicates that the mail system at grit.de
somehow connects my mail address with spam.
I have no idea whatsoever why this iSpam detection software running on the system "mail.grit.de " has
identified this incoming email as possible spam. The original message
has been attached to this so you can view it (if it isn 't sp
Just replicated the "would-be " bug here is what I found out from making
the test
.- This behavior happens only if the input/document has
a defined Doctype in this
I work for a publishing company. We deal with many very large XML documents. (J)DOM approach allows us to make implementation more dynamic. I?m sure I?m not the only one out there who would love Hi Guys
New to the list but I think I discovered a bug check it
out
* I used the nigthly build (15 Mar 2005)
Here is a sample of my or
>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 just for th
>As JDOM moves forward (if it moves forward) would it make sense to
>explore taking advantage of the facilities at CodeHaus or java.net or
>SourceForge or some other open source host rather thaSpam detection software running on the system "mail.grit.de " has
identified this incoming email as possible spam. The original message
has been attached to this so you can view it (if it isn 't spHi all
I want to do this to a XML-Document
(before )
<s >someone said <q >this sucks bigtime </q > and i agreed </s >
(after )
<s > <w >someone </w > <w >said </w > <q > <w >this </w > <w >sucks </w > <w >bigtimeI assume you just want textual content (i.e. not include elements or their attributes). If so you could try using an XPath expression to select all text nodes only then iterate the returned list of t |
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