Réf. : Re: Réf. : Re: Réf. : Re: Réf. : RE: Réf. : XML Schema parser? 2003-02-20 - By Nicolas.GOLOUBENKO@(protected)
You're right, I read the samples and had a look at the Xalan API. I was wrong
because I thought that it was possible to execute
X-Path requests directly from a node in Xerces and I didn't think about using
Xalan to do that...
Thank you.
Joseph
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02/20/2003
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On Thursday, 02/20/2003 at 09:02 CET, Nicolas.GOLOUBENKO@(protected) wrote:
> You mean that the Xalan API can be used outside any XSL stylesheet to
browse
> nodes inside an XML tree
Yes. This has been true for a VERY long time.
> or to update nodes values/nodes attributes inside an XML tree ?
Updating isn't an XPath function, but if you use XPath to locate a node in
a DOM tree you could of course then use the DOM's APIs to alter the tree.
(Currently, Xalan is not highly efficient when operating against a DOM;
work is in progress to improve that.)
See Xalan's documentation for more details, and Xalan's mailing lists for
discussion.
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Joe Kesselman / IBM Research
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