I am trying to sort XML documents according to their nodes. What is an efficient sorting method?
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Im trying to create a xml file from a POJO , in which i have a property that stores urls,
I have been using the below method to replace all & in ... |
Please I am working with IBM message broker, and I want to know how to create (in java/esql) DOCTYPE element in a message as the following:
<!DOCTYPE COMMAND PUBLIC "any//DTD any//EN" "xml/command.dtd">
<COMMAND>
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Let's say I have 3 sercurity-constrant elements defined in web.xml, everyone pointing to same url-pattern. And I have these 3 auth-constraint element separately defined in each of them:
<security-constraint>
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I have a simple xml file and would like to have different complex type call a factory w/ the parameters rather than creating a concrete class directly.
I would rather use something ... |
I want to use the Java digital signature library to verify the reference elements. I can't figure out how it can actually verify reference elements without having the entire document (or ... |
I'm using Digester to parse a xml file and I get the following error:
May 3, 2011 6:41:25 PM org.apache.commons.digester.Digester fatalError
SEVERE: Parse Fatal Error at line 2336608 column 3: The element type ...
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Let's say the following XML is given:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ResC>
<Err text="Error text 1"/>
<ConRes>
<Err text="Error text 2"/>
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Hey,
I have a simple utility function:
public static String xmlToJson() {
String xml = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" standalone=\"yes\"?><account id=\"DEV55419669\"></account>";
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I have a XML schema:-
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsd:schema xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
elementFormDefault="unqualified">
<xsd:element name="Person">
<xsd:complexType>
<xsd:sequence>
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im having a problem on how to put the extracted xml elements in a new line? because what i get is the elements are displayed in one single line.
this is the ... |
I have recently started with XML and had a question regarding XML schemas. As I understand schemas define a sort of contract that all XML files that implement the schema, will ... |
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Also try looking at the DTD for the examples with Tomcat, sometimes seeing an actual web.xml with real values. Currently I am reading the Exam Cram book on the SCWCD exam, and they kind of describe the tags, but I feel they are a little inadequate for someone just learning. I mean I have already passed the SCWCD a while ago, ... |
Spec states something like: The web application may have declared error pages using the exception-type element. In this case the container matches the exception type by comparing the exception thrown with the list of error-page definitions that use the exceptiontype element. A match results in the container returning the resource indicated in the location entry. The closest match in the class ... |
Hi Just want to check with all of you on the security features provided in web.xml. How many of you actually use the element such as security-constraint, auth-constratint in web.xml file to enable security in your application? I have been working for 2 years but all the access control is done programatically. If any of you have done so, please share ... |
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i'd also suggest you learn to use the 'code' tags. When pasting source, just click the little "code" button and the tags will auto-populate. then paste your source code between them. It preserves the indentation and makes reading what you have MUCH easier. I'd add them to your post, but you don't have proper indentation anyway, so it won't matter. |
Hi, I've been working with java, and WO for almost 2 months now. I recently got this error while working with the Big Faceless PDF library: WARNING PD6: Can't parse XMP MetaData (1) java.io.IOException: Can't parse XMP, and its Caused by: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The prefix "x" for element "x:xmpmeta" is not bound. I'm just wondering if anyone has seen this before and ... |
If what you want is Element's then you could create them yourself manually, parse some pre-existing XML, or use a tricky-bit-of-kit like xmlbeans, which generates java code for the Transfer Object (aka Value Object, aka Data-Bean) and the code to serialise-to and deserialise-from instances of a given xml schema. It's awesome for webservices in weblogic, but I've never uses it as ... |
Hi, Do anybody know how to store and return the XML child element ? I have the following fixed XML child element like in the above xml file, i will have to store ONLY the child element into aa array which should contains the ENTIRE section ... |
Well, first of all, that schema looks wrong. Does the name of a food really have a price? (note to pedants: don't bother bringing up inherent value in brand names) So if you really want to adhere to this odd model, then the Food class needs an instance of a FoodName class, which in turn has a property called price. But ... |
Folks, Please does anyone know a shortcut to "snip out" XML elements as serialized XML? The scenario is: We're SAX parsing a potentially very large (I guess upto maybe 200 MB) XML document. The data ("features") therein will be edited by the user in a third party GIS application... and then I need to quickly detect which "feature" elements have changed. ... |
Yes, now I realize that I have asked wrong. I want to do that but all of my dates are strings. I'm not using XML. I create an XML structure but it's a String not and XML, I don't know if I'm explaining correctly. I want to create a String with this format, because then I use Flex and I need ... |
Hi, I'm trying to write an app that will take a SOAP message that has a signature. I can validate the situature but then the application is throwing an exception because it can't find seem to find the reference. Here's a snippet of where it's happening: try { XMLSignature signature = xmlSignatureFactory.unmarshalXMLSignature(domValidateContext); System.out.println("In main: signature = [" + signature + "]"); ... |
try { Document document = (Document)DocumentHelper.parseText(response); List transactionNodeList = document.selectNodes( "//parent" ); for(Node singleNode:transactionNodeList) { for(int i=0,j=0;i< ((Element)singleNode).nodeCount();i++ ) { Node node = ((Element)singleNode).node(i); if (node instanceof Element && "node1".equals(((Element)node).getName()) ) { node1= node.getStringValue(); System.out.println("Air Way Bill Number:"+node1); } if (node instanceof Element && "node1".equals(((Element)node).getName()) ) { node1= node.getStringValue(); System.out.println("Product Code:"+node1); } |
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I am writing a recursive method to visit all of the elements of a parsed XML document (I used SAX). however the does not seem to a method return true/false based whether an element has/hasn't got children. is there a method to or practice to perform this function? thank you for your time slider |
Hi, my answer was nt completly answered. I wish to read the number of features and then set a counter to read the amount of until <= feature amount. And then they ll be another section with the same after that etc .. if that does nt makes sense let me know plz..ill try and be clearer |
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I would highly suspect that you cannot do that. But what's stopping you from trying it? You're going to feed some XML into an application to process it, right? Otherwise there's no point in creating the XML in the first place. See what happens when the app tries to process XML which looks like what you're proposing. |