I\'m trying to understand XSL\'s handling of for-each. Initially I wrote a recursive choose-values function (filters out all strings that do not match a regexp pattern) as follows:
I have an XML schema that contains the following type : <xs:simpleType name=\"valuelist\"> <xs:list itemType=\"xs:double\"/>
I 开发者_高级运维am making an application for android and am pulling and parsing the value of tag attributes from a xml file that is online.Say the xml file looks like this.
I\'m using Eclipse to run an XSL 2.0 (XPATH 2.0), and I have the following source: <testTop> <Level1 id=\"abc\" Text=\"from 1-2\"/>
I\'ve tr开发者_运维百科ied to use the XPath 2.0 exp //span/string(.) in libxml2, but it doesn\'t work.
I\'m trying to parse an OpenOffice spreadsheet to obtain rows with unique values in the first column.
XML: <additionalFields> <field name=\"dataKey\">3868</field> <field name=\"distribution\">140</field>
I\'d like to create a sequence of elements in xpath 2.0 You can do something like: (\'a\',\'b\',\'c\')
I have an 开发者_JS百科html page which I would like to run a xPath query against to find any elements which have the id, name etc containing or like a value e.g name = \'tv_11223344\' or name = \'tv_1
like for, sum, if, intersect...and if not, or not entirely, where can I find the details? And if it does, where can I f开发者_JS百科ind an official confirmation?According to the javadoc, Java 6 suppor
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