- From: Michael Brennan <Michael_Brennan@A...>
- To: "'I.Eck'" <post@i...>, xml-dev@l...
- Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 17:48:34 -0700
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There's no such thing as a "standard prefix". Make sure
you are including proper namespace declarations to associate your prefixes with
the appropriate namespaces.
If you
are using JAXP 1.1, it should support namespaces fine if they are declared
properly. Earlier versions of JAXP do not support namespaces (or at least they
don't through the public APIs).
I wanted to check whether my xml-scheam is
wellformed and tried to parse it with jaxp with standard parser and
DOM.
This error occurs:
Whitespace required before attributes.
Maybe the parser has problems with namespaces? I
used the standard prefix (xsd:schema..) and so on for the elements and set the
factory and the buildeer to nameSpaceAware.
Or do I need to use another parser, who is
namespace-aware, or is it a totally othr error...
Please help!!!!!
Maybe you can recommend me an other parser, which supports xml-schema
fully. But therefore I need a snippet of code on how to change the
parser
in jaxp. I read that I simply have to change a systemProperty, but I do
not have such a system property.
Thanks in advance
Inga
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