I\'ve seen this example posted several time开发者_StackOverflows: public class XIncludeTest { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
Can I somehow add elements to included file using XPointer or XPath or anything else? Main file <doc xmlns:xi=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude\">
I have problem with by Xinclude or as an entity included files. I need to know, which files have been included by parser. Example:<?xml version="1.0" ?>
I’m wondering why no web browser supports the XInclude standard for XHTML. This standard exists for almost five years, and I think it would be very useful for the web.
I see in my application that xinclude inside my parsed XML file does not work within my Java XSLT conversion.
I have a directory hierarchy and would want to include all XML files that fit a particular pattern using XInclude. The structure is as show below.
Given the following files a.rnc: start = a a = element a { b } b = element b { attribute xml:id { xsd:ID }?,
I have a set of XML files (DocBook, to be specific). These use XML inclusions, aka XInclude, to reference one another. Giv开发者_运维百科en one of these XML files, what is the best way to figure out t
I\'m afraid it\'s not possible, but haven\'t found anywhere it is said to be impossible either. I\'d like to include a set of files within a XML document using wildcards. Like this:
Since JDK 1.5 Properties can be loaded from 开发者_StackOverflowa simple XML file (see IBM article). Is it possible to use XInclude in one of these XML properties files to compose multiple files?As fa
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