I want to build an XML file as a datastore. It should look something like this: <datastore> <item>
I am working with some xml files which contain and/or tags. I want to transform them to html. In my XSL I am using two templates
I doubt if there is something like this but I thought to ask though: Does anyone know if there is a library in Java that reads an xsd file and \"creates\" the defined elements e.g. in a String format
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I am trying to use StAX (I already dislike it....) It seems that th开发者_C百科e only way to use it is by continuous if-else conditions.
Is there any kind of difference between DocumentBuilder.parse(InputStream) and DocumentBuilder.parse(InputSource) ?
I\'m facing a conundrum here. One of the applications that I\'ve developed is loading an incorrect implementation of the DocumentBuilderFactory class of JAXP. This behavior was later deduced to be re
I have an applet that needs to call JAXP, specifically SAXParserFactory. Now, as you can see from the Javadoc, this internally uses the Service Provider mechanism as documented here:
Can the javax.xml.soap.MessageFactory be reused? I.e. msgFactory = MessageFactory.newInstance(); Can I cache msgFactory and reuse it to create new SOAPMessages as needed?
Our shop develops platform on which multiple core products and customer specific implementations are built. The platform has been around for 5 years and now we are trying to re-think/re-platform. As t
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