xml-parsing

问题 I have a very long, very varied XML file that I am attempting to store portions of into a database. Now, I do not want to go through and hand-write 10,000 different objects to store the deserialized data into. Is there any way to define an Object based on what is found in the XML file? For instance, if I had: <objecttype1> <attr1>Some string of text</attr1> </objecttype1> <objecttype1> <attr2>123456789</attr2> </objecttype1> I would want an object similar to the following to be defined:

问题 To better understand the difference between textConent and nodeValue I'd like to find out why using nodeValue in my code is not working. I have the following XML string which gets loaded through AJAX via a jQuery callback. If you look at the center of the loop, that section will produce a null value if I use nodeValue in place of textContent. XML <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Sensors> <Sensor> <id>56</id> <state>false</state> </Sensor> </Sensors> I use this function below to parse

问题 I have class hierarchy interface Intf {} Class A implements Intf{} Class B implements Intf{} Now I am using above Class A and Class B to read two diffrent XML files with the elp of JaxB. Can any one suggest me how to configure and use structure like above in JaxB? 回答1: For your use case the interface doesn't factor in. If you want to map A and B to different XML structures you can go ahead and do so, I'll demonstrate below with an example. JAVA MODEL IntF public interface IntF { public String

问题 I am developing an app, where on the click of a button, a list of the document information stored in an XML file is shown on screen in a <ul> tag. The current JavaScript in the function is; function viewXMLFiles() { xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp.open("GET", "TestInfo.xml", false); xmlhttp.send(); xmlDoc = xmlhttp.responseXML; document.getElementById("docname").innerHTML = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("document_name")[0].childNodes[0].nodeValue; document.getElementById("filetype")

问题 I need to consume a REST web service from my android device. I have to give the following inputs. 1)Latitude & Longitude of current position 2)Time Zone the url looks like this www.example.com/someservice/mylatitude/mylongitude/mylocation it returns the xml response something like this. <SomeInformations> <ItemList> <Item> <Current> <Name>String content</Name> <EndTime>String content</EndTime> <Phase>String content</Phase> </Current> <Next> <Name>String content</Name> <StartTime>String

问题 EDIT - I've figured out the solution to my problem and posted a Q&A here. I'm looking to process XML conforming to the Library of Congress EAD standard (found here). Unfortunately, the standard is very loose regarding the structure of the XML. For example the <bioghist> tag can exist within the <archdesc> tag, or within a <descgrp> tag, or nested within another <bioghist> tag, or a combination of the above, or can be left out entirely. I've found it to be very difficult to select just the

问题 I am building an app that will be used as a daily reading guide. The data is all stored in an XML that will be stored in app, and sorted based off pubDate. On the number of rows in each section code, if I put in just a number, I get errors, but if I put in the [array count]; it shows every single item. Could I get some suggestions for what to do to accomplish my goal? EDIT: Here is more code to my app. I use ASIHTTPRequest and GDataXML to parse the XML and store each item in an array. What I

问题 I cannot seem to get my app to build when I import in the Xerces library. I am already using the multidex due to previous issues and therefore I know this is all setup properly. I have spend a couple of days now looking online and trying all sorts of versions of Xerces and tweaks to my build.gradle but cannot work out the issue. I have tried cleaning re-building, re-setting Android Studio/my PC, using a jar directly compiling and now officially out of ideas. Below is my build.gradle setup:

问题 I have a xml file as follows <Person> <name> My Name </name> <Address>My Address</Address> </Person> The tag has extra new lines, Is there any quick Pythonic way to trim this and generate a new xml. I found this but it trims only which are between tags not the value https://skyl.org/log/post/skyl/2010/04/remove-insignificant-whitespace-from-xml-string-with-python/ Update 1 - Handle following xml which has tail spaces in <name> tag <Person> <name> My Name<shortname>My</short> </name> <Address

问题 I am newbie to OSGi and working on some java application with eclipse and need to use XSLT processor. I need to use Saxon processor. I have included it's dependency in OSGi bundle classpath and MANIFEST.MF like below: but I am getting following error: c.p.s.x.SchematronProviderXSLTFromSCH - Schematron preprocessor error java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError: null at com.phloc.schematron.xslt.SchematronProviderXSLTFromSCH.<init>(SchematronProviderXSLTFromSCH.java:121) ~[phloc-schematron-2.7.1