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Re: Schematron problem

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• Subject: Re: Schematron problem
• From: "Rick Jelliffe" <ricko@a...>
• Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 03:27:41 +1000
• References: <714DC838612AD41195A100508B55D1CC3DB253@a...>

From: "Aldo Nievas" <aldo.nievas@t...>
 
> The statement node.getNodeValue() cut the TEXT.
 
> Anybody have an idea what for ??
 
If the items are elements, try something like

                for (int i = 0; i < reports.getLength(); i++) {
                        reports.item(i).normalize();  // combine adjacent text nodes
                    Node node = reports.item(i).getFirstChild();

                    if(node.getNodeType() == node.TEXT_NODE) {

                        String name = node.getNodeValue().toString();

                        salida.append( name + "<BR>");

                        System.out.println(" REPORT: " + name);

                    }

                }


If they are not elements, then iterate yourself through each child of
          reports.item(i)

and, for each text node, append the result to salida. 

I don't know which API you are using (please
give such details when asking questions: is it the Apache one?), 
but I expect it has put the results of validating into several adjacent 
text nodes.   

It is easy to imagine that, for example, the assertion
  <assert test="xyz">The <name/> string</assert>
would end up being three text nodes: "The ", "xyz", and " string".

(DOM heads: is that right? Does Normalize traverse all subelements
or just work on the current element?)

Ciao
Rick

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    • From: Aldo Nievas <aldo.nievas@t...>

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