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sorting nested elements
I want to sort nested elements without losing their placement inside their parent elements when they get displayed in the browser. If I have an XML document something like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <notes> <section order="3"> <para order = "3">... -
changing xml document object with javascript
Here is a question about manipulating a document object with javascript: To access the value of an attribute in an XML document via javascript in a seperate html document, I can retrieve the attribute using the W3C XML DOM - The XML looks like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>... -
Using javascript to change xslt stylesheet
OK - and I have figured out most of the rest of it by now. The only thing that puzzles me is this bit in the refresh() function. document.getElementById ("here").removeChild (document.getElementById ("here").firstChild); document.getElementById ("here").appendChild(result.firstChild); And... -
Using javascript to change xslt stylesheet
...loadData() function does? <html> <head> <title>testing</title> <script language="JavaScript"> var processor; /* this will be used to load a new XSLT processor */ var dataXML; /* what is the purpose of this variable? */ var xslfile; /* variable... -
more than one XSLT for one XML document
I'm sorry, maybe the above is not very clear. I want to create a single HTML page that can be re-formatted ( in terms of the order of content) depending what the user clicks on. I was hoping that it would be possible to use a single XML document transformed into HTML using XSLT. Then... -
more than one XSLT for one XML document
I want to create a single XML document that can be transformed with different XSLT style sheet depending on what the user clicks on. Is this possible? -
DocBook which is not a DTD?
Hi My lecturer tells me "docbook is a standard that is independent of the DTD or schema that is used to represents its rules." Does this mean that you can find DocBook as a XSD or XDR Schema rather than a DTD? Where can I find more information on this? Thanks -
BufferedFileReader read from beginning again.
When using BufferedFileReader to read records from a file BufferedReader inFile = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(FILE_NAME)); //loop through the array for(int counter = 0; counter < array.length; counter ++) { dataLine = inFile.readLine()... -
how many occurences of specific values in a string?
Hey thanks sedj that is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Saves me having to muck around with linked lists. -
how many occurences of specific values in a string?
...solutions are getting weerd. In my program, a number of int values are added to a string String output; int value; stuff happens output += "*" + value; In the end I would like to take this string and seperate out how many occurences of each int value there was, and presumably print... -
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newby - how to seperate program into classes
Hi I am having problems seperating my program into classes rather than just having everything in one class. The program I am working on reads data from file, places it into an array and then does stuff to it. At the moment I have two classes, one that takes user input, the other does... -
starting to use sql plus - where have all the tables gone?
...'White Shepherd'); And then I carry on like this. Before I close sqlplus (incorrectly, as it turns out) I can recall these values, select * from dog; And it shows me all the values I have inserted. Once I close and open again, and I give the same command, I get a "no rows selected"...- mashadt
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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starting to use sql plus - where have all the tables gone?
I have just managed to install Oracle 10g and am now falling about trying to figure out how to use it. I can open SQL*Plus, log in and create tables, insert data, recall and change the data and so on. I can save the latest command that is in the buffer into a .sql file. If I close SQL*Plus...- mashadt
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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database in mount or nomount state
Thanks Mufasa! But in the interim, having panicked because of extreme time pressure, I have used regedit to delete all the oracle services, deleted all the folders oracle created when I installed it, and re-installed everything. I've just tried starting up Enterprise Manager and BINGO it...- mashadt
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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database in mount or nomount state
Hi William Thanks for your reply - but as I am very new to this, I am not sure how to follow your instructions. I also forgot to mention that I am running this on a Windows XP system. How would I do what you suggest - Where do I find the ORATAB file? How do I use SQL plus to do what my...- mashadt
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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database in mount or nomount state
I've just installed oracle 10g for the first time. Because I am new to it and to databases in general, I installed and unistalled it a few times in the process of getting the install working. Now have installed it, created a database and figured out how to call up Oracle Enterprise Manager in...- mashadt
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resolving template conflict?
OK - still on the same topic. Now I'm trying to sort the elements. I would like to be able to have the <explanation> elements appear alphabetically according to the content of their <heading> child elements. I've commented out my various attempts, each version of which gives me something I... -
Will XML with XSL work as standalone?
Hi "I always see a reference to a URL in the opening declaration of XSL, XLT(?). Will the templates, stylesheet, etc work, though it's a standalone application? " Yes, you dont have to be online for those. The things you refer to are probably URI's , Uniform Resource Identifiers (I think!)...
