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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? -
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InputStream Help
It uses the default separator of the OS. So under Unix it would be /, under Windows \ and so if you use relative paths you dont have to change that when moving between OS. Also you dont have to escape it so no chance of messing up there. There are exceptions though (afaik) - I ran into problem... -
default values in constructors?
The way I do it is provide 2 constructors - the short one calls the long one supplying the defaults -
InputStream Help
I recommend using File.separatorChar rather then \\ in paths -
getTextContent problem (xml)
So if I get this right the solution is to simply filter resulting string and sub all characters I want for their proper escaped versions? -
getTextContent problem (xml)
Good day all. I have an issue with getTextContent. I am using DOM to parse an xml file and in one of my nodes there is a text content which includes < . GetTextContent however returns < which messes up my future use of that text.e.g. The string inside xml looks like so: tt: java.lang.String...
