Using Sun's XmlDocument, you have a method named changeNodeOwner( Node node), which allows you to set the parent of the node argument and all of its children. I need to change the code we have from Sun to w3c standards, but the Document class provided by w3c does not have this method. Is there...
Sure, you can use URLConnection. You will have to know the URL that you are submitting your login info to. You also need to know the parameters that the submit page is expecting and set these up as name/value pairs in a URLConnection instance. If all goes well and you connect, you'll should get...
There is nothing wrong with your DTD. Your browser is attempting to parse the DTD as XML, and it fails, which is normal, it's not XML. Just view the source of the page and you'll see that all is well.
Hope it helps!
I am currently experimenting with Oracle's XML Schema Validator for Java(compliant for W3C XML Schema Proposal version:20001024). I have an element definition in my schema as follows...
<xsd:element name="authorizer">
<xsd:complexType>
<xsd:attribute name="name"...
Do you guys know of any software companies, other than Sun (JSSE), that provide JSSE compliant implementations for SSL? Currently our application uses the following provider which is loaded dynamically...
com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider
...but we are looking for a different compliant...
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