I'm trying to parse a XML file, but when loading it simpleXML prints the following warning: Warning: simplexml_load_file() [function.simplexml-load-file]: gpr_545.xml:55: parser error : Entity 'Oslash' not defined in import.php on line 35 This is that line: <forenames>BØIE</forenames><x> </x> As it is a warning, I might ignor...
Hi, I'm creating a PostScript file from XML input using xsl-fo (Apache-FOP). I need also to append multiple such XML to a single PS file. 1. Does Apache-FOP support appending to output? 2. if not, is there away around this issue? (concatenating the XMLs is not an option). Thanks in advance ...
Hey guys, So I am taking Enunciate for a spin and have run into an issue when my servlet starts up. For some reason, despite the file being there, in the classpath, and everything being specified correctly, Spring tells me the following: 09-15@15:36:31 ERROR org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoader - Context initialization failed ...
Hi, I'm trying to write a client-server application in Java with an XML-based protocol. But I have a great problem! See this part of client code: InputStream incoming = skt.getInputStream(); //I get Stream from Socket. OutputStream out = skt.getOutputStream(); [...] XMLSerializer serializer = new XMLSerializer(); //This create an XML...
I'm using python 2.6.2's xml.etree.cElementTree to create an xml document: import xml.etree.cElementTree as etree elem = etree.Element('tag') elem.text = (u"Würth Elektronik Midcom").encode('utf-8') xml = etree.tostring(elem,encoding='UTF-8') At the end of the day, xml looks like: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <tag>WÃ&#...
I'm trying to figure out what bits I need to plug together to marshal a JAXB POJO to a XOM document, and vice versa. The JAXB Marshaller interface's marshal methods take various targets, such as Result, but none of them have a XOM adapter. Irritatingly, the XOM API does have a XOMResult implementation, but it's package protected, and on...
I need to figure out the best way to convert locale strings to a human-friendly name. I could write a large <xsl:choose> and just add a condition for each of the locales I want to convert, but I think there is probably a more efficient or clever way. My input looks like this: <content name="locale" value="en_US" /> <content name="local...
Ok, so I'm not quite sure the difference between these languages. Could someone clarify? I know that XML has user-defined tag and html is pre-defined, but thats basically the extent of my knowledge. I know that HTML5 is supposed to replace HTML, but wasn't XML supposed to do that as well? Basically, which languages here are a substit...
Is there a way to have an SQL Server XML return use CDATA? I have XML being returned by SQL Server like this: <locations> <site id="124"> <sitename>Texas A & M</sitename> </site> </locations> When I am required to have this: <locations> <site id="124"> <sitename><![CDATA[Texas A & M]]></sitename> <...
Is there an XML deserializer for javascript? Preferably in the form of a jQuery plugin. ...
Hi, I have a query that strips data from a XML string, inserts it into a table variable and queries it to insert the data into another table. It runs like a charm in my localhost environment, but not in my production SQL Server database. The error message is "INSERT failed because the following SET options have incorrect settings: 'ARITH...
Clearly I need to (a) convert both strings to canonical XML or (b) compare their parse-trees. The following doesn't work because the document object returned doesn't have a sensible == defined. Nokogiri.XML(doc_a) == Nokogiri.XML(doc_b) Nor does the following, because Nokogiri's to_xml leaves some internal whitespace: Nokogiri.XML(d...
I have an ASP.NET web app where the back end data (XML format) is transformed using XSLT, producing XHTML which is output into the page. Simplified code: XmlDocument xmlDoc = MyRepository.RetrieveXmlData(keyValue); XslCompiledTransform xsl = new XslCompiledTransform(); xsl.Load(pathToXsl, XsltSettings.TrustedXslt, null); StringWriter s...
My XSL file contains a line like this. Click <a href="<xsl:value-of select=""/ROOT/QUERYSTRING""/>"> here </a> to continue... The value "/ROOT/QUERYSTRING" is populated from a XML which would be any arbitrary URL. But when I run the transformation, it's throwing an XSLT Compile Error at the line, href = "<xsl stating, "< is unexpected...
I would like to specify the structure of underlying child elements based upon an xml attribute value. For example: <param type="uniform"> <high>10</high> <low>0</low> </param> <param2 type="normal"> <mean>5</mean> <stdev>2.5</mean> <param2> Is there a way to validate this type of structure using XSD? ...
Hi can i do this in a xslt , and if yes then how..? I have one xml file which contains one element called 'reasonCode' , this reason code is mapped to different 'reasonText' in another xml.What i hae to do is check the 'reasonCode' from first xml and select the corresponding 'reasonText' from second xml.Can i do this using XSLT...if yes ...
I know that browsers do support XML with DOM approach I have an application that uses GWT and it uploads file at the server, when the uploading completes, i need the server to respond back to the client with a Bean since this is a file upload, the response is handled by a servlet. I am able to read a string at the client by reading the...
I have seen the same question being answered for vb and c#, but i need a Java best solution for appending nodes to an xml. Will xpath help? I have <A> <B> <c>1<c/> <d>2<d/> <e>3<e/> </B> <B> <c>1<c/> <d>2<d/> <e>3<e/> </B> </A> Need to append another <B> <c>11<c/> <d>21<d/> <e>31<e/> </B> ...
I have an XSD with an any-element (<xs:any/>) When I create an instance of this XSD and place a CDATA section in it, I get validation errors. I also tried with attributes like: minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" processContents="skip" I use XmlSpy for schema validation. ...
I have a class in a module I that reads a plist (XML) file and returns a dict. This is extremely convenient because I can say something like: Data.ServerNow.Property().DefaultChart This returns a property dictionary, specifically the value for DefaultChart. Very elegant. However, assembling a dictionary this way fails: dict={'Data': ...