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I need to make a file format for my software. The data is basic key/value pairs and images. The options are:
1) One XML file that has CDATA tag with binary encoded image files or image files encoded in a RGBRGBRGB or RGBARGBARGBA format.
2) One XML file...
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However, a single XML file might have advantages regarding further processing of the document fulfilling the Open Packaging....
When using a single XML file with embedded images you would have to use base64 encoding to save your.
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I'm using XML::Simple package to import an XML file and change a few properties of some of the child tags. The change is visible when the data is dumped with:
print Dumper($data);
But how can I write this edited data into a new XML file? I did go through...
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Use XML::Simple; my $href = { 'dir' => '/tmp/foo/', 'file' => '/tmp/foo.debug', 'abc' => 'mike', }, } }; my $xml = XMLout($href, OutputFile => 'out.xml'); __END__ The contents of the file 'out.xml' are: <opt....
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Do you know of a tool that will derive a DTD (or other XML structure specification format) from a sample set of XML files?
Currently the only (automatic) validation we have for an xml encoded DSL is a legacy parser written in Perl, but for consistency...
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You can use xsd.exe (part....
The free trial(no registraton an XmlSchemaInference class that automatically creates an XSD from an xml file.
XMLMax editor will create an XSD from an XML file.
Of unfamiliar XML documents.
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Hi,
in my company they have came up with their own xml that is being used as a schema for data, now i have to validate a xml according to that schema. is there any easy way to do it or i have to write from scratch?
i am working with java6...
thanks
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The SchemaFactory object has a method newSchema that will take a file and create a schema at this question: http://stackoverflow.....
Edit: If you need to convert your XML file to a schema look.
From it that can be validated against.
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I have a bunch of Velocity template files in a Visual Studio 2008 project, the problem is that despite the fact that the extension is .vm instead of .xml or similar Visual Studio thinks that the HTML they contains must conform to XML naming standards ...
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Xml errors usually only show if the fileHave you....
Just add ## as the first line of every file then close and reopen it.
file, that way the file doesn't begin with a < and VS doesn't think it's an xml file.
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In Java :
Suppose I have 3 xml files
<student>lin</student> -- file1.xml <student>Eric</student> -- file2.xml <student>joe</student> -- file3.xml
How can I merge these xml’s (considering that they don’t have the DTD...
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Something like ( pseudo-code ):
print("<class>") foreach(file in files; } },file); } print("</class>");
If your files are small enough to fit into the memory: load.
And the content.
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My company is in education industry and we use XML to store course content. We also store some course related information (mostly metainfo) in relational database. Right now we are in the process of switching from our proprietary XML Schema to DocBook...
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If you have a large amount of data or eXist isn't robust... .
I don't know of any the eXist database to a file, which you'd then version control using Subversion.
Take a look at exist , it is an open source xml database that supports XQuery.
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I have an XML file, part of which looks like this:
<wave waveID="1"> <well wellID="1" wellName="A1"> <oneDataSet> <rawData>0.1123975676</rawData> </oneDataSet> </well> ... more wellID's and rawData continues here...
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Instead of using findnodes in the loop, use getElementsByTagName() :
my @c = $nod->getElementsByTagName('rawData');
Here are some other handy methods to use processing to @c array:
$c[0]->toString; # <rawData>0.1123975676</rawData> $... .
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Suppose I have two XML files.
First XML File:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <AccessRequest xml:lang="en-US"> <AccessLicenseNumber>Your_License</AccessLicenseNumber> <UserId>Your_ID</UserId> <Password>Your_Password<...
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In re of a node from....
In a well-formed XML file - that's by definition - a well-formed XML file has one and exactly one points out, this will result in an invalid XML file, but if that's what you want/need...
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I'm paying a bit of an idiot tax here, and could use some help. Had windows machine that was virus-laden, so prior to wiping & reinstalling XP, I used Ultimate Boot CD for Windows to get in, and DriveImage XML to create an image on an external USB HDD...
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You might be able to get away with finishing the XML in an editor....
Idiot taxI'd assume that DriveImage is choking on the incomplete XML.
Sympathies for your problems.
They might have a tool that will salvage the XML file.
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