hi,
McSwell a écrit :
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I have an XML file that looks something like this:
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<?xml ...?>
<!DOCTYPE ...>
<src:fragment id="foo" ...>
<Ph:Itemsome stuff </Ph:Item>
<Ph:Itemsome more stuff </Ph:Item>
...
<Ph:Itemstill more stuff </Ph:Item>
</src:fragment>
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I want to xinclude all the children of the root element into another
XML file. I've been trying things like
<xi:include href="firstFileName" xpointer="foo/1"/>
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Provided that your XInclude engine support them, you can use the
xpointer() scheme from the XPointer framework ; usually, tools that
support them only support XPath, or a subset of XPath
If I don't make mistakes, try this :
<xi:include href="firstFileName" xpointer="xpointer(/foo/node())"/>
....but I don't remember if the spec doesn't impose limitations such as
"there must be a single node" :(
You can try RefleX for performing your XInclusions where XPath is rather
well supported :
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/
Here is a basic example with XInclude :
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/tutor...l#dtdValidation
And the result of the test suite, for DOM and SAX (both are supporting
XPath)
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/tests-xinclude.html
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Originally Posted by
However, if(!) I'm understanding correctly, this would only xinclude
the *first* child of the element named 'foo'. Instead, I want to
xinclude *all* the children. I would have thought that this
<xi:include href="firstFileName" xpointer="foo/*"/>
would work, but it generates an error:
XPointer evaluation failed: #foo/*
All the variants of this that I've tried also fail.
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How do I xinclude all children of the specified element?
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Mike Maxwell
CASL/ U MD
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