xml-parsing

问题 I'm writing an import function of XML files to my Java application. I am using XOM to parse the XML files. The code for parsing the XML is not easy to understand, it is some hardcoded .getChild(3) and so on. It is hard to follow the code compared to the declarative XML document. Isn't there a more maintainable way to parse XML documents to Java objects? I would like to have it in a more declarative way, where I can specify what tags corresponds to what Java classes. 回答1: Have a look at JAX/B

问题 I have some XML in a unicode-string variable in Python as follows: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <results preview='0'> <meta> <fieldOrder> <field>count</field> </fieldOrder> </meta> <result offset='0'> <field k='count'> <value><text>6</text></value> </field> </result> </results> How do I extract the 6 in <value><text>6</text></value> using Python? 回答1: BeautifulSoup is the most simple way to parse XML as far as I know... And assume that you have read the introduction, then just

问题 I have the same problem as many here, but i DO HAVE xmlns:android and the xml=... tags. Still I have the same error. I don't wan't just click the ignore instead of warning in the settings so hence the question here posted. The source is: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <GridLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" > </GridLayout> The error: "No grammar constraints (DTD or XML schema)

问题 Closed . This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 3 years ago . How can I generate Java file, means generate name of classes methods attributes, without using any API from XML my XML file : Source <class name="person"> <Attribut type="int">Age</Attribut> <Attribut type="String">Name</Attribut> </class> to java file: public class person { int age; String Name; }

问题 At first i have imported #import "GDataXMLNode.h" in .h file. Now this is my XML which i have to parse using GDataXML parser. <SiteStats> <visitor>1</visitor> <uniqueVisitor>1</uniqueVisitor> <orderCount>0</orderCount> <revenue>null</revenue> <conversionRate>0</conversionRate> <newProduct>3</newProduct> <outOfStockProduct>0</outOfStockProduct> </SiteStats> Now, one thing to notice is that my this xml is coming from web. So I have used NSUrlConnection delegate to retrieve xml data. - (void

问题 Are there alternatives to expat for stream-oriented XML parsing in C++? The data that I am dealing with arrives over a TCP connection and there are multiple XML documents to deal with, which means I have to reset the XML parser every time there is a new document. The parser doesn't need to be standards-compliant; I'm interested in being able to parse the XML syntax using a callback-oriented process, rather than conforming to a particular schema. 回答1: What about Xerces-C++? 回答2: You could try

问题 how to find or separate the empty xml strings in SAX Parsing. <Table diffgr:id="Table142" msdata:rowOrder="141"> <TeamIDGiven>7</TeamIDGiven> <City>Wolfpack</City> <TeamName>North Carolina State</TeamName> </Table> <Table diffgr:id="Table143" msdata:rowOrder="142"> <TeamIDGiven>308</TeamIDGiven> **<City/>** <TeamName>North Dakota</TeamName> </Table> <Table diffgr:id="Table144" msdata:rowOrder="143"> <TeamIDGiven>309</TeamIDGiven> <City>Bison</City> <TeamName>North Dakota State</TeamName> <

问题 I am trying to read the following file, I can read the attributes, but I can't go into the specific element (Address in this case) and read its elements based on the attribute of that (Address) element. Shortly I need to distinguish between work and home addresses. I need to do this with XMLReader class. Can you help? <Address Label="Work"> <Name>Name1</Name> <Street>PO 1</Street> <City>City1</City> <State>State 1</State> </Address> <Address Label="Home"> <Name>Name2</Name> <Street>PO 2<

问题 1.This is my example file "example.xml" <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <VER>7.0</VER> <NATIONALITY>FIN</NATIONALITY> <DATA> <USER>ED</USER> <PLZ>XXX</PLZ> <BEGIN>2015-05-16</BEGIN> <CURRENCY>90</CURRENCY> <MARKE>KIA</MARKE> <DATA> 2.This is my java code that parses the file "example.xml" : public static void main(String argv[]) { try { Properties prop = System.getProperties(); File file = new File("E:/workspace/example.xml"); DocumentBuilderFactory dbildfactory =DocumentBuilderFactory

问题 I'm trying to parse an xml coming from an XMLHttpRequest (for a Firefox extension). In the following code, req is an XMLHttpRequest object. I did req.overrideMimeType("text/xml"); after declaring req. var shortURL; var xmlDoc = document.implementation.createDocument("","",null); xmlDoc.async = false; xmlDoc = req.responseXml; if (xmlDoc.readyState == 4){ shortURL = xmlDoc.documentElement.childNodes[8].text; } If I use req.responseXml I get an error saying "xmlDoc is not declared" for the line