Using libxml++-2.6, is it possible to change the xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation in the root element node?
e.g.
from
to
I tried to set the attribute value after getting the attribute pointer from the node element as follows:
The output shows "Attribute NOT found"
I am not familiar with libxml++ but am very familiar with libxml. It looks like you are using the wrong method to access the namespace nodes as far as libxml is concerned.
I understand that libxml++ is simply a C++ wrapper around libxml. I glanced at the libxml++ API documentation and as far as I can see libxml++ does not provide wrappers for the libxml namespace APIs. I could be wrong - I only spent a few minutes looking for namespace manipulation methods. You should examine the limxml++ documentation yourself carefully.
Hi,
I am using xml::libxml.
Here is the code.
my $parser = XML::LibXML->new();
my $xmldoc = $parser->parse_file ("file.xml") || die("Could not parse config xml file\n");
my $root = $xmldoc->getDocumentElement()|| die("Could not get Document Element \n");
$id="121313131"; # For example... (2 Replies)
Hi
I wrote the follow code:
this->domParser = new xmlpp::DomParser();
this->domParser->set_validate(true);
this->domParser->parse_file(*this->xmlFileName);
this->doc = this->domParser->get_document();
xmlpp::Node* rootNode = this->doc->get_root_node();
xmlpp::Node::NodeList list =... (0 Replies)
I've just started using libxml in c++, so far im able to parse a xml string. now i would like to replace <cms:CMSContent id="leftNav" /> with the string "left" and write the new xml out to cout; any ideas?
string.xml
<html xmlns:cms="http://www.test.com">
<body>
<cms:CMSContent id="leftNav"... (1 Reply)
i have xml file like this
<root>
<sree>
<cnu value="cprogramming"\>
</sree>
</root>
to retrieve the valuse of cnu element i tried the following code
Code:
void
parseDoc() {
xmlDocPtr doc;
xmlNodePtr cur;
doc = xmlParseFile("/usr/share/1.xml");
if (doc == NULL ) {... (1 Reply)