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- From: Allen Chang <allen@dejima.com>
- To: xml-dev@lists.xml.org
- Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 11:52:43 -0700
Hi,
I'm also new to XML and I need help on getting the value of my external DTD
from the DocType object after parsing.
My DTD looks like this:
<!ELEMENT CASES (CASE+)>
<!ELEMENT CASE (SCENARIO, CASENAME, PRIORITY, DESCRIPTIONHIDDEN,
DESCRIPTION, PROMPT, BEFOREPIC, AFTERPIC, USER, ADMIN,
INPUT, FUNCTIONALPOINT, COMPLEXITY, EXPECTED)>
<!ELEMENT SCENARIO (#PCDATA)>
...
My xml file looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE CASES SYSTEM "case.dtd">
<CASES>
<CASE>
<SCENARIO>scenario 001</SCENARIO>
<CASENAME>case 001</CASENAME>
...
And after parsing I print out the objects:
try {
parser.parse(xmlFile);
DocumentType cases = parser.getDocument().getDoctype();
System.out.println("cases.getName(): " + cases.getName());
NamedNodeMap nnm = parser.getDocument().getDoctype().getEntities();
System.out.println("nnm: " + nnm);
System.out.println("nnm.getLength(): " + nnm.getLength());
System.out.println("cases.getInternalSubset(): " +
cases.getInternalSubset());
System.out.println("cases.getPublicId(): " + cases.getPublicId());
System.out.println("cases.hasChildNodes(): " + cases.hasChildNodes());
NodeList nodelist = cases.getChildNodes();
System.out.println("nodelist: " + nodelist);
System.out.println("nodelist.getLength(): " + nodelist.getLength());
System.out.println("parser.getDoctype(): " +
parser.getDocument().getDoctype());
System.out.println("parser.getNotations(): " +
parser.getDocument().getDoctype().getNotations());
System.out.println("nodelist.getLength(): " + nodelist.getLength());
And this is the output:
cases.getName(): CASES
nnm: org.apache.xerces.dom.NamedNodeMapImpl@c8208cf6
nnm.getLength(): 0
cases.getInternalSubset(): null
cases.getPublicId(): null
cases.hasChildNodes(): false
nodelist: [CASES: null]
nodelist.getLength(): 0
parser.getDoctype(): [CASES: null]
parser.getNotations(): org.apache.xerces.dom.NamedNodeMapImpl@c8d88cf6
nodelist.getLength(): 0
The only thing that's right is the name "CASES". Past experience told me
that "[CASES: null]" may not be really null. I can't find enough
documentation from the DOMParser, nor much from the books. Could anybody
help me out? I'm spending long hours on this and it's frustrating. Thanks!
Allen Chang
Dejima, Inc.
allen@dejima.com
(408)938-4557
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