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- From: anette.engel@crpht.lu
- To: "Ajay Gangwar" <majayg@iitk.ac.in>
- Date: Tue, 8 Dec 1998 17:29:51 +0100
I worked a bit with IBMs xml4j. In theParser Class, you can find the
method
readDTD()
to open a DTD.
For questions like
- Can an element x be inserteted as the child of y
Have a look at the mehtods of the DTD class.
The DTD class offers for example two methods
getInsertableElement()
getappendableElement()
to check which elements can be inserted at position or appended for
an element. It offers also methods to extract element declaration
getElementDeclaration()
getElementDeclarations()
or Attribut Declaration (of a specific element)
getAttributDelcarations()
getAttributDeclaration()
Regards
Anette Engel
anette.engel@crpht.lu
"Ajay Gangwar" <majayg@iitk.ac.in> on 12/08/98 11:52:22 AM
Please respond to "Ajay Gangwar" <majayg@iitk.ac.in>
To: xml-dev@ic.ac.uk
cc: (bcc: Anette Engel/crmm)
Subject: XML DTD parser
1. Can someone please point me to a XML DTD parser?
2. In my application I want to be able to open an instance of
the document's DTD independently so that I can query it.
For me queries like the following would be pertinent :
- What all elements are defined by the DTD?
- Can an element 'x' be inserted as the child of 'y'?
- What attributes are allowed by an element 'x'?
- etc ...
Is there a way to do this using any SAX parser? If not
how do I go about achieving this?
thanks,
- Ajay Gangwar
majayg@iitk.ac.in
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