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| | | JDOM | | Le 7 juil. 07 ? 20 21 Robin Kwek a ?crit
> The subclass technique is interesting previously I was thinking I
> may have to edit the source code and re-compile everything. I will
> work on thiHi fellow members
Thanks for all the help it brightens my day ) Initially didn 't expect the replies to come fast but hey each one I have received is helpful and got me thinking further.
The subcHi fellow members
I 'm working on a program to analyze web page structural similarity. The parser I have is able to work with JDOM and have been able to read html files and convert them into respectiGiven a startTime (dateTime) endTime (dateTime) and intervals
(integer) I 'm attempting to come up with dateTimes evenly spaced
between the startTime and endTime. It seems that I need to use
xquery-Hello again
I 'm stumbling over this same problem again and again! Now I 'd like to
simply show parts of the same input XML file as last time inside a
Java program based on an XPath-expression. I simpHi
I have a big problem with DOMBuilder. I want to parse an XML document and validate it with a XML Schema but with DOMBuilder it can 't do it. Why ?
Here my code
public int validXMLWithDOM(File
I will be out of the office starting 05/24/2007 and will not return until
05/30/2007.
I am out of the office today Thursday. I will return on Wednesday. I will
respond when I return.
<html > <body > > To clear confusion the symbols used in the <hiraganaSym >
> tags are actual fonts of the UTF-8 hexadecimal value.
I 'm sorry but that kind of language causes far more confusion than it
clears. Yo
----- Forwarded message from angela.amoateng@(protected) -----
Date Tue 22 May 2007 21 42 42 +0100
From Angela Amoateng <angela.amoateng@(protected) >
Reply-To Angela Amoateng <angela.amoatenI 'm trying to write a list of elements to a .txt file using XMLOutputter and
I 'm stumped. I set my program up to retrieve the currentElement
[currentElement (Element)listIterator.next() ] every timeOK now I 'm a little confused. I guess this is an XML question and not
really a JDOM question but perhaps someone can explain it.
Angela Amoateng wrote
>
> This is the code in my XML document (bI 'm using the jdom package to create an xml export file for an Oracle
database i 'm running. Unfortunately it is a very large database and
the export is apparently trying to read everything into memorHello
I believe that the XML APIs like JDOM XOM and similar do notimplement their own UTF-8 or any other encoding and useJava-implemented encodings instead. And I believe that modern JavaUnicode impAngela Amoateng wrote
> 1)Does JDOM recognise and create an XML document containing Japanese
> characters specifically Hiragana? How will I go about this?
I have been using JDOM for quite a while > Would JDOM be able to read this and return the content in the elements
> so that I could display it in a JTextfield?
Yes and in fact I gave you an XPath sample that would do something very
muchHi Jason
Thanks for your advice and so quickly! JDOM can read Japanese as long
as its in unicode that is great!
I am learning more about attributes and elements and which one would be
best when > 1)Does JDOM recognise and create an XML document containing Japanese
> characters specifically Hiragana? How will I go about this?
JDOM is based on Unicode characters so that will work so long Hi all at JDOM
I am a computer science student at King 's College London University of
London and I am currently building a system using Java and XML(an
English to Japanese translator and tutor) hi
i want to build a document from a string it 's possible?
exemple
String " <moha >
<jalal >
nabil
</jalal >
</moha > "
Hi all
I 'm trying to transform a XML-File that lies in a Namespace
( "http //www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0 ") to SVG. Since the things I want are a
pain to implement in XSLT I switched to Java/JDOM but now IIf my previous answer did not solve your issue please post your current
code.
> Hi
>
> Can we makes changes before or after an element in already created
> XML. because I am tring to do that but iHi
Can we makes changes before or after an element in already created XML. because I am tring to do that but in vain. Now I am recreating the whole file again on each change which is looking quite ugYes. See for example
http //jdom.org/docs/apidocs/org/jdom/Element.html#addContent(int %20org.jdom.Content)
> Hi
>
> Can we makes changes before or after an element in
> already created XML.
_______Hi
Can we makes changes before or after an element in
already created XML.
I am trying to appent to existing xml but something doesn 't work
what am i missing??
My code
doc new SAXBuilder()build( "file.xml ")
Element e new Element( "person ")
e.setAttribute( "name " "Joehi
i m new in jdom mailling list it s my first mail
i have a broblem using jdom i wont to creat a new document from a part of
an other document
document1
<moha >
<nabil >
<jalal >aidahi all
i have a problem by creating an xpath expression with an default
namespace. The xpath expression didn 't select the nodes although i have
added the namespace to the xpath by calling
xp.addhi all
i have a problem by creating an xpath expression with an default namespace.
Hi every one
I am unable to transform the xml to text using the xslt. the contents of the files are also pasted below
page.xml
<Event >
<Page >
<DIV StyleClass "top_banner_right1 " >
<H1 Class "h1_1 " >ThHi
I have a question about formatting the output of an Document to a XML-
file.
We have a set of xml-files that can be edited by the user and which
contain a HTML-ish section although it is sti |
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