Again,
I thought actually the functionnality of parser for Jaxp Validator doesn't
work for Element,
I try it for document validation but it works, but not for elements.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1387
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1387
But i think i misundes
juho wrote on 08/20/2009 09:43:32 AM:
> Hello and thanks it works perfectly.
>
> I have just an understanding question;
> I began with difficulty to understand how to use different DOM Level, but
> correct me if misunderstood but Level3 is the most complete actually?
It's the most recent version
Hello and thanks it works perfectly.
I have just an understanding question;
I began with difficulty to understand how to use different DOM Level, but
correct me if misunderstood but Level3 is the most complete actually?
I think for me it was the best way to realize what i need. Because it
permits
Hello,
The value of the 2nd parameter of setAttributeNS() [1] is supposed to be a
qualified named and needs to start with "xmlns:" or be "xmlns" for a
namespace declaration.
Try:
parent.setAttributeNS
(XMLConstants.XMLNS_ATTRIBUTE_NS_URI,"xmlns:"+prefix,desc.getNamespaceURI
());
instead of:
pa
Hi,
It isn't for transformation because i need to create a Xml from an XSD and
not parse an existant one.
I use Xerces-J because it permits to validate dynamicly.
I have an Jtree (Java swing) which represents the DOM document.
For each add modify or remove from TreeEditor i validate Dom and DOM
do you already have the old XML format, and only transformation is
required, to the new format? if yes, I would try to do this with XSLT.
if you are creating the new XML, as part of some program, where use of
Xerces-J is mandatory, then we must find way to solve this problem
with Xerces-J and an A