Hi, I was wondering if there was any way to access common parent node using Xpath. <outer> <main> <a><b> sometext </b></a> <c><d> sometext2 </d></c> </main> </outer> I have the text nodes sometext and sometext2. is there a way i can access main (common parent) of these two nodes? I do not know the layout of the...
If I have an element with one or more subelements, should the min/maxoccurs attributes be on the xsd:sequence element, the xsd:element, both, or neither? <xsd:element name="books"> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="unbounded"> <!-- here? --> <xsd:element ref="book" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>...
So I'm writing some XML generating code, and found that the following attribute value was screwing up the XML formatting: "Jim/Bob" So I looked into the XML Entities used as escape sequences and every list I saw did not include one for the forward slash. Am I missing something obvious here? Seems like the sort of thing you'd want to ...
I am using SQL Server 2005 and I have a XML Data Type column that stores xml fragments like so in one big table: row 1 ..... <Order date='2009-02-11' customerID='4' /> row 2...... <OrderItem OrderID='6' ItemID='477' quantity='1' /> I would like to create an XML using T-SQL that looks like this from these nodes: <Orders> <Order data...
My company is developing an application that receives data from another company via TCP sockets and xml messages. This is delivered to a single gateway application which then broadcasts it to multiple copies of the same internal application on various machines in our organisation. WCF was chosen as the technology to handle the interna...
Hi I have an XML like the one below: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Configuration> <Destinations> <Destination name="DEST1" > <From>AMA*</From> </Destination> <Destination name="DEST2" > <From>AMAZON</From> </Destination> ...
Exact duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/538163/how-do-i-write-the-literal-inside-a-cdata-section-with-it-ending-the-section if I'm building some xml and using , how do I encode data that may include a "]]>" substring? would it be "]]>"? I ask because I always thought cdata content was literal content. ...
I'm using Perl's XML::Simple to parse deeply nested XML and would like to extract a small list of elements about 4 levels down: A B C D1 D2 D3 Ideally I want to do this on the input step, if possible. Like this: my @list = XMLin($xml, { SomeAttribute => 'ButWhat?' }); ending up with the same thing as if I d...
I'm parsing an xml file using Python's ElementTree, like that: et = ElementTree(file=file("test.xml")) test.xml starts with a few lines of xml comments. Is there a way to get those comments from et? ...
The following VBA code generates <?xml version="1.0"?> as output. Dim XML As New DomDocument Dim pi As IXMLDOMProcessingInstruction '.... some code that sets the root element of the document Set pi = XML.createProcessingInstruction("xml", "version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'") XML.insertBefore pi, XML.documentElement Why is the ...
Hello, this is the structure of my source xml: <root> <DataSet Value="A"> <Data Value1="1" Value2="anythingA1" /> <Data Value1="2" Value2="anythingA2" /> <Data Value1="3" Value2="anythingA3" /> <Data Value1="4" Value2="anythingA4" /> <Data Value1="5" Value2="anythingA5" /> </DataSet> </root> from which I like to create some variables ...
I am dynamically creating Word documents using the Velocity template engine. The documents are created in XML (using the Microsoft Office 2003 WordprocessML XML standard). I am embedding an image (encoded in Base64 format) inside the WordML in the traditional way: <w:pict> <v:shapeType> ... </v:shapeType> <w:binData w:na...
Hi I have a memory stream in which I use XMLTextWriter to write out some XML. What I want to do is transform this XML using the XSL.transform feature. The thing is I don't want to create a temp. XML file, I want to somehow use the stream to Transform it into the XSL. Thank you for any suggestions. ...
I'm working on a project for school that involves a heavy amount of XML Parsing. I'm coding in C#, but I have yet to find a "suitable" method of parsing this XML out. There's several different ways I've looked at, but haven't gotten it right yet; so I have come to you. Ideally, I'm looking for something kind of similar to Beautiful Soup ...
I have my LINQ2XML query working half way to my goal: var XMLDoc = XDocument.Load("WeatherData.xml"); var maximums = from tempvalue in XMLDoc.Descendants("temperature").Elements("value") where tempvalue.Parent.Attribute("type").Value == "maximum" select (string)tempvalue; var minimums ...
Is it possible to write a REGEX (search replace) that when run on an XML string will output that XML string indented nicely? If so whats the REGEX :) ...
I am using a flash web template that pulls the images from an xml document. I want to link from an image after it is clicked on to another portion of the site. Here is some sample code from the document: <gallery id="1" name="public relations"> <image width="121" height="161" image="images/pr/pr_01.jpg"/> I want the image "pr_01.jpg...
I want to use JDOM to read in an XML file, then use XPath to extract data from the JDOM Document. It creates the Document object fine, but when I use XPath to query the Document for a List of elements, I get nothing. My XML document has a default namespace defined in the root element. The funny thing is, when I remove the default name...
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Hi, everyone: I am working on transforming a xml file from old version to new version. Here is the basic template which i am using: <xsl:template match="*"> <xsl:element name="{name(.)}" namespace="{namespace-uri(.)}"> <xsl:copy-of select="@*"></xsl:copy-of> <xsl:apply-templates></xsl:apply-templates> </xsl:element>...