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2 questions (Java/XML)
Well... Ok I start to explain "the thing" from begin :) I've 2 input: - a XML Schema file, that describes the fields of a single record (this file it's used to validate the form, as I said with 1 of my questions above) - an XSL file used as stylesheet for a "view" of a single record I must do...- dakkardaemor
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- Forum: Java
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Regular Expressions
ahhhh! ^_^ GREAT! ^_^ Thank you friends!!! I'm really really happy! Thank you! I hope to help you if you need as you helped me! Thanks! Dakkar Daemor Ytanium reviewer Freeware Fan- dakkardaemor
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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2 questions (Java/XML)
Yeah thanks, so you suggest me to use a parser... well clearly I thought about it... but with what? a JSP? ...and how can I apply a given schema file to an XML fragment obtained by an HTML form? ...and after this validation how can I add it to a given XML file that works as a "simple" database...- dakkardaemor
- Post #5
- Forum: Java
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Regular Expressions
thanks tsugi, but seems to not work with my javascript function to test them function demoMatchClick() { var re = new RegExp(document.demoMatch.regex.value); if (document.demoMatch.subject.value.match(re)) { alert("Successful match"); } else { alert("No match"); } } :_(...- dakkardaemor
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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2 questions (Java/XML)
yes, I think you're right, but I must do this thing... so if you have some suggestions or tips I'm really happy to hear... well... read them! ^_^- dakkardaemor
- Post #3
- Forum: Java
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2 questions (Java/XML)
1st question: I've a HTML form, I must create an XML fragment from it and add this piece of XML to an existing XML file, that I use as a simple database. For example: [code] <database> <record id="0"> <name>john</name> <phone>234</phone> </record> <record id="1"> <name>Henry</name>...- dakkardaemor
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- Forum: Java
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Regular Expressions
Hi all! I've a little question ;-) I must create a regexp that matches only: true|false|0|1 so I tryed with this one: 0|1|true|false it seems to work well, but it matches also with: truex falsehood and so on.. so I tried this one: ^(0|1|true|false)$ but this one doesn't seems to work as I...- dakkardaemor
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- Forum: Javascript
