The XML within the 'formslist' variable is created using apply-templates. This snippet is from a 2.0 stylesheet. <xsl:variable name="formlist"> <forms> <FORM form_name="form1" print_seq="1200"/> <FORM form_name="form2" print_seq="1500"/> <FORM form_name="form3" print_seq="9000"/> <FORM form_name="form4" print_se...
I'm having an issue using multiple XML namespaces in a XHTML document. Specifically, I'm trying to use Wicket and Nitobi in the same document. The code looks something like this: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1...
I have a product-based website and I'd like to expand the number of file formats/layouts that we accept for inventory uploads. Ideally that would be done using some existing implementation that supports various file formats and assists in validating and allowing user corrections to the uploaded data. Anything giant and "servery" like Bi...
Hi I've just started working on web services using JAXB to unmarshall the incoming SOAP documents to our domain classes. I've run into a technical challenge, which is dictated by the OIO XML format used within danish govermental institutions. The format states among other things, that it is not allowed to use the xml schema attribute n...
Has anyone used the new DOMi? I can't get this to work: function createXML($proparray) { include("domi.class.php"); $DOMi = new DOMi('root'); $DOMi->AttachToXML($proparray, 'property'); $DOMi->Render(array(),'RENDER_XML'); } } $proparray is an array: a numeric array holding multiple multidimensional associative ar...
Hi, I'm writing an app currently that uses the ExtJS framework. I'm pulling an XML feed from an external site using cURL, loading as simplexml, json_encode-ing it, and writing it to a file a .JSON file which I will later access with ExtJS data store. However, the formatting is becoming funky because the XML generated from the PHP fi...
I have a xml file like this one: <root> <image size = "small">www.linktosmallimage.jpg</image> <image size = "large">www.linktolargeimage.jpg</image> </root> Im extracting the first link in this way: foreach (XmlElement x in xmlSource.SelectNodes("/root")) { string s = x.SelectSingleNode("image").InnerText; ...
I generate a long and ugly XML string with python, and I need to filter it through pretty printer to look better. I found this post for python pretty printers, but I have to write the XML string to a file to be read back to use the tools, which I want to avoid if possible. What python pretty tools that works on string are available? ...
I'd like to sort the following xml document using powershell. <car> <germany> <manufacturer>Opel</manufacturer> <manufacturer>BMW</manufacturer> <manufacturer>Benz</manufacturer> </germany> <japan> <manufacturer>Nissan</manufacturer> <manufacturer>Daihatsu</manufacturer> </japan></car> So the elements inside german...
I have plans to set up a website where people can create an account and create their own content. This content consists of text, images and likely audio. Users should also be able to download an iPhone, iPad, Mac or even a Windows app that syncs with their online content, so they can view their content offline, possibly make changes to ...
Is there a way to have a single implementation in Java that can read/parse an XML file with normal elements and another with prefixed elements? Both versions have the same structure. i.e. XML-1 <root> <element attribute="value"> </element> </root> XML-2 <pre:root xmlns:pre="someURL"> <pre:element attribute="value"> </pre:e...
I notice that XML::RSS::Parser hasn't been updated since 2005. Is this still the recommended library for parsing RSS or Atomtom? Is there a better one or a better way? ...
Let said currently I want to pull a XML file from a server which include name, text, video, image & etc. Can HTML 5 directly read the XML and put it into the html body or I can only use JavaScript to pull the information. Will it be the same in the iPhone when using PhoneGap to develop? Thank in advanced. ...
I have getElementText as follows which works pretty well with [0] as the XML that I'm working on doesn't have the duplicate tag. from xml.dom import minidom def getElementText(element, tagName): return str(element.getElementsByTagName(tagName)[0].firstChild.data) doc = minidom.parse("/Users/smcho/Desktop/hello.xml") outputTree = ...
Trying to make a quick and dirty news system. Have a basic XML file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <articles> <article id="1"> <title>Article title 001</title> <short>Short text</short> <long>Long text</long> </article> <article id="2"> <title>Article title 002</title> <short>Short text</short> <lo...
I'm using the Mini-XML library to parse and XML file. I am able to load just about every element and attribute, but I am having trouble loading a long string. Here is the relevant part of the code: //Load XML file into XmlO void load(wxString filenam){ //First, convert wxString to std::string for safety (char* is transient...
hello everyone.In my application am getting an xml file from server and in that i have some attributes for the element.i donno how to read the attributes .The following is my XML file <History> <Result ImageId="4507" Description="" Date="10/19/2010 12:49:22 AM" /> <Result ImageId="4505" Description="" Date="10/18/2010 8:01:28 ...
How do you work with the oracle XML data type? This question is intended to be asked and answered by me, just to share the information with others ...
Hello everybody, I'm currently trying to populate an flex 3 AdvancedDatagrid with xml received from a HTTPService with id="produktMatrix_data". The layout is as follows: http://pastebin.com/NqFqgj86 The result should look like: The further rows like KID, M.., etc. will be populated by other sources, be hardcoded, or by user input and a...
I have to create slightly dynamic pdf (two variables) with two text blocks in different languages. Most of the text in both blocks is static I was thinking if I could create one template that would create xsl-fo for the layout. Then create two variables containing custom xml. Something like: <xsl:variable name="TEXT_CONTENT_ENG" > ...