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Recent content by Naug
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validation against xsd
I need to find a way to validate a document against xsd which is not referenced from xml. I have taken sample files from w3schools: xml: <?xml version="1.0"?> <note> <to>Tove</to> <from>Jani</from> <heading>Reminder</heading> <body>Don't forget me this weekend!</body> </note> xsd: <?xml... -
SQLException: No data found
Another thingie, I have inserted rS.last(); System.out.println("last " +rS.getRow()); (ofcourse afterwards I move back to first row) right after creation of resultset and what Im geting out is that there is allways only 1 row returned -
SQLException: No data found
2 sedj&Dian I get exactly same thing both with accessing column by number and using diff statement. For reference I am presently using createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE,ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE); -
SQLException: No data found
the code looks EXACTLY like I posted - I create result set, if at least 1 row exists I move to it and try to read same column from that row several times over which admitedly can (and after this accident I might add should) be avoided. I heard that jdbc-odbc bridge is not production quality and... -
SQLException: No data found
That is if we AssUMe that what we are trying to do is to loop through a result set. Which I wasnt. In my case I was trying to acces same "cell" several times over. -
SQLException: No data found
No, in official java forums I recieved reply: Which I interpret in a way that when you access same column several time you have to be ready that it will randomly freak out. -
SQLException: No data found
Hello ppl. I have a little querry on my hands System.out.println(query); rS = db.executeQuery(query); if (rS.next()) { System.out.println("Data: " + rS.getString(attribName)); System.out.println("Data: " + rS.getString(attribName))... -
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evaluate function
Could be anything and brackets and all... Or no operator at all which also needs separate case. Do you think parameters can be used? I never used em. -
evaluate function
Any idea how do I do if Im not sure what action "*/-+" will be required if any at all? Only thing I can figure is to myself make some sort of "math" node which will have relevant attribute -
evaluate function
Works. Xept I swaped "form" for "text()" in the expressions but thats prolly cause tag-name in result isnt float (I left it as float to simplify the example) -
evaluate function
value="{7 * 4}" well how do I do that? I am trying value="{normalize-space(text())}" but as result I simply get value="47*4" rather then the evaluation of the expression -
evaluate function
What if I need an atribute and not text tag? I better give example I suppose. I have a node <float>47*4</float> what I want in output is <float value="188">188</float> -
evaluate function
Is there an evaluate function that would allow to xsl transforming e.g. 8*4 into 32? -
