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问题 Using org.json and, crucially, JSONArray rather than JSONObject , managed to, seemingly at least, get XML output through Twitter4J . However, it shows as: The Markup In The Document Following The Root Element Must Be Well-formed., Line '1', Column '98'. The Markup In The Document Following The Root Element Must Be Well-formed. When validation is attempted. It does, however, have at least the appearance of XML . Assuming that BaseX will wrangle the XML sufficiently, I'm looking to add the

问题 I'm intrigued by BaseX documention on Twitter utilizing a JSON module for converting to XML -- but how was the data acquired? To populate a database with tweets, for similar results, what's most expedient method? (For expediant, read quick-and-dirty without tokens.) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58350152/how-to-get-or-acquire-tweets-as-json-or-xml

问题 In my test case I have two test step that produce an XML response. The XML structure is slightly different from one another but the data is the same and ordered the same. I have created a Groovy Script test step that will read the iterations of data from both XMLs and assert that they equal. The number of rows in these XML Response can exceed 500 rows. The Test Case loops over 349 times. When I run the test case, it lags on the groovy script assert for the first loop through - taking greater

问题 I have a single XML file containing multiple records. Each record has a key. I'd like to select all of the records by key and collapse each into one XML record. Some of the data in each XML record is repeated and there are empty elements. I'd also like to remove duplicates and empty tags. Input <Data> <Record> <Key>12345</Key> <Number>09095I</Number> <Text_Field_1>Record 1: This is Text Field 1</Text_Field_1> <Text_Field_2>This is Text Field 2</Text_Field_2> <Author>A1</Author> <Author>A2<

问题 This question already has answers here : Using Python Iterparse For Large XML Files (6 answers) Parsing large XML using iterparse() consumes too much memory. Any alternative? (2 answers) using lxml and iterparse() to parse a big (+- 1Gb) XML file (3 answers) Closed 9 months ago . I am not able to parse XML file of huge size using lxml tree. What I came to know from my research is that lxml iterparse loads the xml file until it gets tag which it is looking for. This is snippet of my code :-

问题 Hi I am trying to parse XML in my xamarin.forms app.The xml data contains one transactionID and couple of questions with multiple answers. What Iam trying to achieve is Bind the questions in to label and and answers into dropdowns in a listview. The XML Iam getting from API <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?> <PlatformResponse> <TransactionDetails> <TransactId>39562</TransactionId> </TransactionDetails> <Response> <Questions> <Question type="1" text="Which one is correct?"

问题 I am new at programming and developing apps so go easy on me please. Basically I want to be able to update some text every so often without having to update the entire app. I'm not sure how to go about this. Any feed back would be nice Edit: I should have mentioned what I'm doing. I making an app for my pool, and a feature I want to add will allow people to see how many people are in the pool before they deiced to come. So I would need to constantly change my text in a certain part of my app.

问题 How can I access the children of the Name element during Serialization? <Person> <Name> <First>John</First> <Middle>Adam</Middle> <Last>Smith</Last> <Madian></Madian> </Name> <Gender>M</Gender> </Person> [XmlRootAttribute("Person", IsNullable= false)] public class Person { [XmlElement(ElementName = "Name/First")] public string firstName; [XmlElement(ElementName = "Name/Middle", IsNullable = true)] public string middleName; [XmlElement(ElementName = "Name/Last")] public string lastName;

问题 How can I access the children of the Name element during Serialization? <Person> <Name> <First>John</First> <Middle>Adam</Middle> <Last>Smith</Last> <Madian></Madian> </Name> <Gender>M</Gender> </Person> [XmlRootAttribute("Person", IsNullable= false)] public class Person { [XmlElement(ElementName = "Name/First")] public string firstName; [XmlElement(ElementName = "Name/Middle", IsNullable = true)] public string middleName; [XmlElement(ElementName = "Name/Last")] public string lastName;

问题 I'm a beginner with golang, writing an XML parser. My goal is that would like to include checks for whether the xml file is formatted correctly, checking for missing brackets or misspelled words for elements and attributes. If there are missing brackets or misspelled words, the code could throw an exception informing users to correct the mistake. Let's take a concrete example of an xml file, example.xml : <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <servers version="1"> <server> <model name="Cisco