Whats the quickest way to convert a doc like: <customermodel:Customer> <creditCards> <cardNumber>@0</cardNumber> <provider>@HSBC</provider> <xsi:type>@customermodel:CreditCard</xsi:type> 23242552 </creditCards> . . So that the elements with @ become attributes for the parent element. ie get...
Hi, I'm validating against XMLSchema in Java, and getting SAXParseExceptions thrown when I have non-valid content models. I'm going to be using these exceptions to highlight where the validation has failed - but the SAXParseExceptions seem to be a little too low-level. For example, for a failure on an enumeration, I get the validity e...
Hello dear Stackoverflow community! Let's get straight to my question: I have a socket and all input coming via this socket / stream is parsed by my SAX parser. Now, upon a certain parsing event I'd like to close the socket / stream from within my SAX event handler. Also, I want to close the stream from outside in a certain case while t...
Is there any equivalent for SAX (Java) in .Net? I am aware of XmlReader, but I am looking for a push parser. ...
I'm trying to read in and parse an xml document in an iPhone app. I begin parsing and then use the override method: static void startElementSAX(void *ctx, const xmlChar *localname, const xmlChar *prefix, const xmlChar *URI, int nb_namespaces, const xmlChar **namespaces, int nb_attributes, int nb_defaulted, c...
This code is running on Blackberry JDE v4.2.1 It's in a method that makes web API calls that return XML. Sometimes, the XML returned is not well formed and I need to strip out any invalid characters prior to parse. Currently, I get: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Invalid character '' encountered. I would like to see ideas of a fast w...
I'll point out now, that I'm new to using saxon, and I've tried following the docs and examples in the package, but I'm just not having luck with this problem. Basically, I'm trying to do some xml processing in java using saxon v8. In order to get something working, I took one of the sample files included in the package and modified to...
How do I use TransformerFactory in BlackBerry for XML creation? Java has TransformerFactory method. But BalackBerry does not. ...
When I feed a utf-8 encoded xml to an ExpatParser instance: def test(filename): parser = xml.sax.make_parser() with codecs.open(filename, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f: for line in f: parser.feed(line) ...I get the following: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> File "te...
Hi. I'm writing out some xml from C# using the .net framework's XmlTextWriter. This works ok. Some of the strings I write out contain the character value 5 (note I don't mean the character '5', but I mean the ascii value 5). Now, I understand from the xml specification that this character is illegal in xml. However, I don't care if it'...
I'm relatively new to working with XML and am working with some rather large documents using the javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser . The thing is: The information I need is near the top of the XML file and I don't need to parse the entire document. -- What is the "best" way to stop parsing a file when the relevant information has been identi...
I have to parse some xml with java SAX parser. As I was busy, I saw that the state pattern could be used here. There are clear states and state transitions defined, resembling the structure of the xml document. To implement the state pattern, I have to define a interface (or abstract class). The most obvious interface methods would b...
We are a small team with one ASP.NET web developer and one ColdFusion developer. Neither of us knows the other's environment. I wrote an ASMX webservice using Visual Studio 2005 and a web application project in Visual Studio 2008 that successfully consumes the web service. But now we are trying to have my ColdFusion colleague consume the...
How can I get the order of an element attribute list? It's not totally necessary for the final processing, but it's nice to: in a filter, not to gratuitously reorder the attribute list while debugging, print the data in the same order as it appears in the input Here's my current attribute processor which does a dictionary-like pass ...
Hey all, I have downloaded the xml dump of the Stack Over Flow site. While transferring the dump into a mysql database I keep running into the following error: Got an Exception: Character reference "some character set like " is an invalid XML character. I used UltraEdit (it is a 800 meg file) to remove some characters from the ...
I need to parse potentially huge XML files, so I guess this rules out DOM parsers. Is out there any good lightweight SAX parser for C++, comparable with TinyXML on footprint? The structure of XML is very simple, no advanced things like namespaces and DTDs are needed. Just elements, attributes and cdata. I know about Xerces, but its she...
I am parsing an XML file with SAXReader and would like to stop after a certain amount of time (timeout) in case the file is too large. At a high level, I would like to throw a SAXException in the ContentHandler (in, say, startElement). The idea is described here: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-tipsaxstop/ However, dom4...
I'm getting the error in the title occasionally from a process the parses lots of XML files. The files themselves seem OK, and running the process again on the same files that generated the error works just fine. The exception occurs on a call to XMLReader.parse(InputStream is) Could this be a bug in the parser (I use piccolo)? Or is ...
There is a Locator in SAX, and it keep track of the current location. However, when I call it in my startElement(), it always returns me the ending location of the xml tag. How can I get the starting location of the tag? Is there any way to gracefully solve this problem? ...
See Below is the XML Arch. I want to display it in row / column wize. What I need is I need to convert this xml file to Hashtable like, {"form" : {"attrs" : { "string" : " Partners" } {"child1": { "group" : { "attrs" : { "col" : "6", "colspan":"1" } } { "child1": { "field" : { "attrs" : { "nam...