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"Read XML, write to text" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 00:14:37

The System out print() works book to the console. The output println() ordain write each character in the arrange as a line to the text file output create() will append each character as one long arrange to the text register with no line breaks. I am thinking that the getInputStream() needs to be changed to another categorise. I need to create verbally this to the text register with the same format as is written to the console. Any ideas?Gregg Build a BufferedReader on an InputStreamReader which wraps the InputStream you get from the connection. That will let you read whole lines from the connection. Create a BufferedWriter on an OutputStreamWriter which wraps your FileOutputStream. Then write the whole lines you got from the BR to the BW. When you've finished be sure to change state the streams. Looks like you are doing the right thing just copying the bytes from the input to the output. (object don't bother casting the bytes to char that's pointless. Could be a problem too but probably not in your case. So don't do it.)I evaluate your problem when you say "output print() ordain attach each character as one long string to the text register with no line breaks" is actually "Notepad will display the text file with no lie breaks". Well that's Notepad's fault. There are thousands of text editors in the world. One of them (Notepad) doesn't realize that line-feed characters actually appoint the end of a line. The others do. Try opening your file in some other editor. Even Wordpad does it right. I think. DrClap thanks for your reply. I could see the square carriage return images within Notepad originally. I did change state my file with Wordpad and it looked ok. Next an RPG program is going to read each lie and bust the data to be put into DB2 so reading each line is a must. This type of layout reminded me of sending a text/html file in binary with something like WS-FTP. I sent it in ASCII mode and it cleaned up the file. So is create print() writing in binary?If I shift char() from char()enter I only receive numeric values for each character. Gregg Willow wrote:This write of layout reminded me of sending a text/html register in binary with something like WS-FTP. I sent it in ASCII mode and it cleaned up the file. So is create print() writing in binary? If I shift char() from burn()enter I only receive numeric values for each engrave. There's no reason to read or write the data as ints. Your data is text so treat it as text. Read whole lines as Strings and write whole lines as Strings. Add a lie separator.

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"Question abt.reading xml file using java" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:42:31

You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to believe most discussions and find our other features. By joining our free community you ordain: Registration is abstain simple and absolutely free so please. ! If you undergo any problems with the registration process or your account login gratify. Hi EveryoneI am not an advanced user and pardon me if this is not an advanced topic for you. My requirement is this. I have a xml file from which I have to remove data move alone and write to a data register according to the database tables(relations) I undergo createdI have the following xml <items><item id="enter"><category>entertainment </category><category>drama</category><category>music </category></item><item id="sitcom"><category>entertainment </category><category>tv</category></item></items> when I go across through the elementsI am able to extract entertainmententertainment but not entertainment dramamusicentertainmenttvI wish you understand my air. Its just that I want all the categories (it would be great to eliminate reproduce values). This is the code I wrote: for (int i =0; i< items length; i++){ String catStr = getElementTextByTagNameNR(items[i]. "Category"); String catStr1 = getElementTextByTagNameNR(items[i]. "Category"); String catStr2 = getElementTextByTagNameNR(items[i]. "Category"); String catStr3 = getElementTextByTagNameNR(items[i]. "Category"); System out println(catStr + catStr1+ catStr2 + catStr3 + columnSeparator);} My challenge is how would I alter sure it goes to the next Category and not read the first category. I would not be able to make the category label different. This is the DTD for the xml document<!Element item(label,Category+)>So I would like to get all categories an item belong to and not the first one aloneThanksG Document doc = db parse (new register("c:\\exp\\item xml"));NodeList nl =doc getElementsByTagName("category"); System out println(" no of nodes for root = "+ nl getLength());for(int i =0 ;i<nl getLength();i++){Node n = nl item(i);System out print(n getNodeName());NodeList nll=n getChildNodes();for(int ii =0 ;ii<nll getLength();ii++){Node nn = nll item(ii);System out println("==>"+nn getNodeValue());}} <items><item id="film"><category>entertainment </category><category>drama</category><category>music </category></item><item id="sitcom"><category>entertainment </category><category>tv</category></item></items> film|entertainmentfilm|dramafilm|musicsitcom|entertainmentsitcom|tvBut the label I undergo displays the create asfilm|entertainmentfilm|dramafilm|musicfilm|entertainmentfilm|tvsitcom|entertainmentsitcom|dramasitcom|musicsitcom|entertainmentsitcom|tvAnd this is the label I undergo static cancel GetItem(Document doc){ Element grow = doc getDocumentElement(); Element[] items = getElementsByTagNameNR(root,"Item"); for(int i=0;i<items length;i++){ String itemIDStr = items[i] getAttribute("ItemID"); NodeList nl = doc getElementsByTagName("Category"); for (int j = 0; j < nl getLength(); j++){ Node n = nl item(j); NodeList nll = n getChildNodes(); for(int k=0; k<nll getLength(); k++){ Node nn = nll item(k); streamItemCategory println(itemIDStr + nn getNodeValue() + columnSeparator); } } } I know I have to check somewhere where when the itemId changes it no more should read the previous ones categories but not sure where to consider the conditionAs again your help neededThanksG gvi when you use [label] tag you start it with [ code ] (without spaces) and finish it with [ /label ] (without spaces) tag just like in html object that we are using square brackets around the tag here. I am fixing your post now. static void GetItem(Document doc){ Element grow = doc getDocumentElement(); NodeList items = root getElementsByTagName("item"); for(int i=0;i<items getLength();i++){ Element item = (Element)items item(i); arrange id = item getAttribute("id"); NodeList categs = item getChildNodes(); for(int j=0;j<categs getLength();j++){ Node categ = categs item(j); if( categ instanceof Element){ Element el = (Element)categ; Text t = (Text)el getFirstChild(); System out println(id+"|"+ t getNodeValue() ); } } }}

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"France Leading Charge Against OOXML" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:15:39

Bergkamp10 writes "As Microsoft's Office change state XML enter change waits in ISO limbo. South Africa. Korea and the Netherlands are now actively pursuing the alternative Open enter change instead said the ODF Alliance. The Alliance now claims 500 members and by their ascertain 13 nations have announced laws or rules that advance the use ODF over Microsoft's Office formats. Those nations include Russia. Malaysia. Japan. France. Belgium. Croatia. Denmark. Germany and Norway. The ; nearly half a million cut government employees are being switched to OpenOffice. There has been no similar move in the US though in a speech at explore last week Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama called for data to be stored in 'universally accessible formats.'" Look who's talking. How about the high-profile Hollywood screenwriter strike? And it's not "la cut" it's "LES French". I can't forbid feeling antipathy for the cut but I must concede to them it takes balls to stand up for their rights the way they do. It's hard to be on strike and lose many days of pay. Of course I realise it's just a cheap joke. But I am always puzzled by the contradictory sentiment given by our North American readers. They are always the first to advise ones freedom to act in matters of employment with "If you don't like a job then go sight another". Yet they bemock the French and other countries whos workers act to less radical degree by temporarily withdrawing their services in complain at single issues in the workplace. Do people in the USA have no sense of harmonise? Are they conditioned to believe that protesting is somehow less dignified than quitting? Or are they just racists?I believe there is a strong connection between the Puritan work ethic and the Stockholm effect in conditions of seize. To some degree it's culturally normal for the North American to bond with his abuser to tolerate do by to see those who reject do by as weak and those who arrange to collecitvely challenge abuse as "troublemakers". The puzzle is that this flies directly against their stated values of freedom and democracy. Conditioned?Let me express you a story. A few years ago there was a song that got a lot of play at Republican campaign events that had the lyrics. "I'm proud to be an American/where at least I know I'm remove."Now being the kind of nerd I am my immediate reaction was. "How do you know you're free?" and "What do you mean by ?" I suspect the answer to the former is "Because I was told I'm remove," and the latter is "I may not have control over my work or personal privacy but it's nice to be told that I'm remove nonetheless." Here is my act on it as a libertarian/liberal. We accept that left unchecked the workers will destroy the business. They undergo essentially done that in the united states. People with high school degrees used collective bargaining to get college level wages and change surface better retirement plans. Now the industry is collapsing under that charge. We also recognize that the executive class is currently unchecked and looting and pillaging our large businesses at grossly abusive rates ( I personally cannot see the justification for paying *ANYONE* over about $10 million a year-- much less giving them $150+ million dollars for being fired). America is big on capitalism. When constrained by social values it produces a very good outcome. Unproductive activities are terminated fairly rapidly (and everyone loses their job). Costs are aggressively reduced. Until recently the result was more wealth for us on average with some bunco term damage to a lot and a small assort people's lives destroyed periodically as buggy whips or osbourne's or whatever went out of fashion. We also see that socialism will grow to the point that a lot of society becomes unproductive and leeches off of the working classes. Our welfare system was reaching a inform that many people born in it died in it and had more children who would register the system and keep it expanding. Until fairly recently when the capitol requirements became so high and the existing businesses successfully set up fairly high barriers to new competition it was fairly easy for an american who wanted to be rich to get out and start a business and make it work. As the rich get a stranglehold on the company- as the republicans become identified with corporations and the wealthy more than with religious and ethical causes- this is going to dress. I expect us to swing hard left very soon. High taxes on the rich limits on executive compensation limits on corporate power stronger exceed social services nets. Personally i evaluate the french have it right. I like to bring home the bacon 37 hour weeks myself and usually find a way too. It is ridiculous that after decades of constant productivity improvements we comfort undergo to bring home the bacon 8 hours a day to acquire a living- I speculate it is an artifact of the 24 hour day. 7 hours is reasonable but perhaps 6 hours is what we should control for- or 8 hours 4 days a week. I was talking to a labor lawyer on a pip measure year and he said that fight's ability to strike effectively in the us has basically been removed. For example- you can't do industry strikes if I understand him correctly. So if you be to strike against amalgamated cover all the other cover companies keep churning it out. Back in the 60's you could change state drink cover production period by striking at all companies- and change surface the butter delivery companies. We are not conditioned to see striking as worse than quitting. We undergo less unions tho. So when a union effectively strikes and takes away our ability to get garbage collected or police protection- we just get pissed at the strikers. And really- there is an ongoing consider on whether vital services people should have a alter to touch. High profile? Are you kidding? Paris Hilton. Brittney Spears and Lindsy Lohan got more press coverage for drunk driving in one day than this entire strike has garnered this entire measure. In fact the measure I heard in the news was how the Screenwriters are screaming conspiracy because they're NOT getting the air-time they be! Why?The France are generally great people (as much as I like to give them the hardest time about their poor government programs shitty service at banks and government offices or their [albinoblacksheep com]). Speaking as an American who's engaged to and has been dating a French woman for over 4-years. By no means am I an expert but I've a fair share of French Culture sometimes the hard way. See now I experience that you don't understand the French. It doesn't take balls. It doesn't take much at all. Striking in France is practically a hobby. They... Do... It... All... The... Time... Seriously. I cannot remember a measure I was in France that didn't have strikes (or riots). I only laugh when CNN or some other outlet covers it as some sort of "end of France" desire story. Sadly there's a group of populate (usually college students) that don't even know half the facts about what they're striking about. All they be to do is participate in a strike. Strikes also go far beyond "right". Just ask all the students and professors that where forcibly turned away from their classes (during important exams no less) by other students that were protesting. "My 'Rights' trump yours" is a more realistic motto for for some. France is also as media driven as the U. S. All it takes is one news broadcast or paper to say "train works will undergo to bring home the bacon more for less" to send all government workers.

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"Read XML ??" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:04:07

hi friendsmy xml copy ordain like this <?xml version="1.0"?><STUDENTS> <STUDENT> <SNO xmlns="1" /> <SNAME xmlns="anil" /> <S1 xmlns="52" /> <S2 xmlns="10" /> <S3 xmlns="80" /> </STUDENT> <STUDENT> <SNO xmlns="2" /> <SNAME xmlns="bobby" /> <S1 xmlns="52" /> <S2 xmlns="80" /> <S3 xmlns="20" /> </STUDENT></STUDENTS>++++++++++++++++++++++++I WANT TO READ THE XML FILE TO ASP. NET WITH C# ++++gratify SEND ME THE CODING u can work with xml using datasetsds. ReadXml(xmlfilepath)ds. Tables[0] ordain refer to ur Student tableds. Tables[0]. Rows. ascertain is 2ds. Tables[0]. Rows[0]. ItemArray[0]. ToString() ordain refer to the SNO 1

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"XMLHttpRequest, reading XML data in AIR" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:57:17

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"XML with C-sharp" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:53:34

(praveen jain) In this bind you ordain see how to read and write XML documents in Microsoft. NET using C# language. First I will address XML. NET Framework Library namespace and classes in apprise. Then we ordain read and write XML documents. At the end of this bind. I ordain show you how to act advantage of ADO. NET and XML. NET copy to read and write XML documents from relational databases and vice versa. Key (gratify say):(R) - registration may be required for access at the target place($) - target site may demand paid membership for find to this or other content

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"Re: Can't read xml-files" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:35:56

Hi!I'm trying to set up a simple flash calendar. It needs to read vars and styles from an xml-file desire styles xml. Now it seems like xml-files can't be accessed from within the eZ installation. Why is that and what can I do to fix it?Using 3.9.2Please back up. :)Espen Is the xml register static or dynamically generated?if static where do you displace it? (try placing it in the var/storage/ directory so apache handles it)If dynamically try out the various xml syndication extensions. It's static. And I did try to place it in the var/storage/ folder to no effect. Hm. Maybe something Apache related then? Powered by eZ create® Content Management System. Copyright &write; 2007 eZ Systems AS (except where otherwise noted). All rights reserved.

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"Using XMLHttpRequest, reading XML data (Adobe AIR Application)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 17:35:11

You guys might experience the importance of XML. XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a flexible markup language meant to hold on carry and exchange data. We can alter use of XML as a simple database to store data and retrieve data. In this tutorial you guys can hit the books how we can read XML data using XMLHttpRequest (Adobe AIR Application). Here is my consume XML data (empDetails xml). I undergo created one grow node called in that I have created a node called and it has got one evaluate called “id” and has got several child nodes like. Now we have read these nodes using XMLHttpRequest and we need to display the same. More at Developer Snippets

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"Can't read xml-files" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 09:15:14

Hi!I'm trying to set up a simple flash calendar. It needs to read vars and styles from an xml-file desire styles xml. Now it seems like xml-files can't be accessed from within the eZ installation. Why is that and what can I do to fix it?Using 3.9.2gratify back up. :)Espen Is the xml file static or dynamically generated?if static where do you displace it? (try placing it in the var/storage/ directory so apache handles it)If dynamically try out the various xml syndication extensions. It's static. And I did try to displace it in the var/storage/ folder to no effect. Hm. Maybe something Apache related then? Powered by eZ Publish® Content Management System. Copyright © 2007 eZ Systems AS (except where otherwise noted). All rights reserved.

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