Hi I've written a CLR assembly that exports a table's data to an XML file. Now I want to import this data into a temp table on another instance. The XML file structure is like this: <row> <SystemInformationID>1</SystemInformationID> <Database_x0020_Version>10.00.80404.00</Database_x0020_Version> <VersionDate>2008-04-04T00:00:00</V...
What's the fastest/one-liner way to print the current nodes xpath, or just "path/to/node", in Ruby with Nokogiri? So this: <nodeA> <nodeB> <nodeC/> </nodeB> </nodeA> to this (say we've gone down to nodeC by processing xml.children.each, etc...): "nodeA/nodeB/nodeC" ...
My XML file looks like this: <strings> <string>Bla <b>One & Two</b> Foo</string> </strings> I want to extract the content of each <string> while maintaining the inner tags. That is, I would like to see the following Python string: u"Bla <b>One & Two</b> Foo". Alternatively, I guess I could settle on u"Bla <b>One & Two</b> ...
Do you know of a tool that will derive a DTD (or other XML structure specification format) from a sample set of XML files? Currently the only (automatic) validation we have for an xml encoded DSL is a legacy parser written in Perl, but for consistency reasons all perl code must be ported to C-sharp. ...
I want to use XSLT to calculate the summation value of amount the input is: <FileHeader> <Item amount="500" /> <Item amount="600" /> <Item amount="400" /> <Item amount="700" /> <Item amount="100" /> <Item amount="900" /> ...
Actually I would need 4 methodes. I'm using c# .NET 3.5 and windows forms. Get ALL control properties (also sub properites like MenuItems etc.) from current form where name matches list name //don't works ok Save results to XML //don't know how to save the results Load result from XML and finally set loaded control properties from XML...
I have been working on validation with the ASP.NET MVC BETA 2. Some of the reading that I have done is very critical of the buddy class approach because it isn't DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) and because it puts the buddy class in the model layer and not in the web layer. I understand these arguments and through lots of searching I found a...
Hi a) I plan to start learning WCF, but I’m not sure whether it’s important to learn XML first. If XML should be learned before WCF, why? b) In case XML should be learned prior to WCF, then I’d prefer to learn just the parts required to understand WCF. So which of the following XML technologies should be tackled and in how much detai...
I've found two WP installs on different servers, same WP version. Magpie returns different RSS content from same feed, one of the blogs returns the contents with angle brackets removed. The XML is retrieved exactly the same for both blogs, the difference comes after calling Magpie($rss_content). Here's the XML PHP config from both serv...
System.Xml.XmlDocument.OuterXml() will generate (for example) <list id="myBooks"> <book id="123" name="XML for muppets" /> <book id="456" name="HTML for fools" /> </list> If you want to embed this xml into HTML page then it will work fine in IE (as xml data islands are an extension to the html standards) However for Firefox you n...
I have large XML files of 100s of MB. Are there any utilities that can parse XML files and escape special charaters in strings without opening the entire file into memory at once? Thanks ...
Hey, I’m looking to load data from an XML file that is external to the xap file but stored within the same folder. My experiences with loading XML are that the XDocument class is used, but this only accepts location string. This is fine if the xml file is contained within the XAP but i need it to be loaded external, regardless of the s...
I know this is most likly very basic and been asked a thousand times but for some reason I just can't get it to work. I have a gml file that looks like the following: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <schema xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/10/XMLSchema' xmlns:gml='http://www.opengis.net/gml' xmlns:xlink='http://www.w3.org/1999/xlin...
Is there any XML-(de)serializer for Haskell using Data/Typeable with functions similar to toXml :: Data d => d -> XmlValue fromXml :: Data d => String -> Result d in the spirit of Text.JSON.Generic? ...
hi, I have an InfoPath form in a SharePoint workflow. I'm trying to use a blank copy of the XML produced by the InfoPath to create new instances of the form for the document library to start the workflow, thats not where my problem is. I have an app which copies the file to the document library but when i try to populate the XML i get th...
When I connect to my HP ILO using the URL, http://ilo-ip/xmldata?item=All it is returning a XML file in below format. <?xml version="1.0" ?> - <RIMP> - <HSI> <SPN>ProLiant DL385 G1</SPN> <SBSN>ABCDEFG</SBSN> <UUID>123456789</UUID> </HSI> - <MP> <ST>1</ST> <PN>Integrated Lights-Out (iLO)</PN> <FWRI>1.82</FWRI> <...
sometimes it feels like XML has been used just because it was fashionable. ...
Hi, I am trying the basic XML parsing code from the adobe documentation.. I tried it with several RSS feeds I plan to use, many of large websites.. one worked, the others returned status -10, status: -10 (An end-tag was encountered without a matching start-tag.) the thing is, these are big sites, there is no way all of their feeds a...
Using this source document: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Root> <Element1 id="UniqueId1"> <SubElement1/> <SubElement2> <LeafElement1/> <LeafElement1/> </SubElement2> </Element1> <Element2 id="UniqueId2" AttributeToCheck="true"> <SubElement1> <LeafElement1/> <LeafElement1/> </Su...
I'm currently trying to write a RegexReplace to ensure an input can be used as a valid XML-tag, meaning: no spaces, no special characters, only lowercase, etc... Is there a common approach to that or do I have to do it all from scratch? Example: string Invalid = "asd(%4 asKUd n!%mn &§a_As1"; // Invalid as a tag string Valid = Format...