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Re: [mvp-xml-help] about credentials for xinclude

[Oleg T. <ol...@tk...>]

No, XInclude defines no ways to provide user credentials in a 
declarative way.

-- 
Oleg

Mike Amundsen wrote:
> maybe this is not the right place, but here goes...
> 
> i am using XInclude to retrieve documents from remote secured servers. i 
> currently populate the Credentials property of the XmlResolver for the 
> XIncludingReader and all is working fine.
> 
> i expected that there would be attributes in the <include> element to 
> support user/pass/domain, but haven't found this to be true.  is there 
> an 'accepted' way to declaratively associate credentials with <include> 
> elements?
> 
> for now, my app looks for a config file associated with the xml document 
> that has the include and, if it exists, loads the credentials before 
> implementing the reader.
> 
> any comments, ideas, pointers to other implementations would be most 
> helpful.
> 
> again, excuse my post if this is not the right place and please pass 
> along any other lists that might better address my question.
> 
> clif
> 
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[mvp-xml-help] about credentials for xinclude

[Mike A. <ma...@ya...>]

maybe this is not the right place, but here goes...

i am using XInclude to retrieve documents from remote secured servers. i 
currently populate the Credentials property of the XmlResolver for the 
XIncludingReader and all is working fine.

i expected that there would be attributes in the <include> element to 
support user/pass/domain, but haven't found this to be true.  is there 
an 'accepted' way to declaratively associate credentials with <include> 
elements?

for now, my app looks for a config file associated with the xml document 
that has the include and, if it exists, loads the credentials before 
implementing the reader.

any comments, ideas, pointers to other implementations would be most 
helpful.

again, excuse my post if this is not the right place and please pass 
along any other lists that might better address my question.

clif

[mvp-xml-help] XPathIteratorReader and ReadInnerXml method

[Martin H. <Mar...@gm...>]

Hi there,

I am trying to get somehow familiar with parts of the MVP XML library.

I am having some trouble to understand how XPathIteratorReader is 
supposed to work, if I use ReadInnerXml() on it I do not get the result 
I expect (XML of all nodes of the iterator) but only the XML of the 
first node.

Assume example XML is alike

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<gods>
   <god>Kibo</god>
   <!-- All for Kibology -->
   <god>Xibo</god>
</gods>

then with a normal XmlTextReader and ReadInnerXml() I can do e.g.

     XmlTextReader xmlReader = new XmlTextReader(args[0]);
     xmlReader.MoveToContent();
     Console.WriteLine("Current node type: {0}, current name: {1}", 
xmlReader.NodeType, xmlReader.Name);
     Console.WriteLine("ReadInnerXml():\r\n{0}", xmlReader.ReadInnerXml());
     xmlReader.Close();

and the output is

Current node type: Element, current name: gods
ReadInnerXml():

   <god>Kibo</god>
   <!-- All for Kibology -->
   <god>Xibo</god>

that is ReadInnerXml() in the example gives me the serialized XML of all 
child nodes of the root element gods.

Now I thought the following use of XPathNodeIterator would give the same 
result:

     XPathDocument xmlDocument = new XPathDocument(args[0]);
     XPathNavigator xPathNavigator = xmlDocument.CreateNavigator();
     XPathNodeIterator nodeIterator = xPathNavigator.Select(@"*/node()");

     XPathIteratorReader iteratorReader = new 
XPathIteratorReader(nodeIterator, "gods");
     iteratorReader.MoveToContent();
     Console.WriteLine("Current node type: {0}, current name: {1}", 
iteratorReader.NodeType, iteratorReader.Name);
     Console.WriteLine("ReadInnerXml():\r\n{0}", 
iteratorReader.ReadInnerXml());
     iteratorReader.Close();

Result for me with .NET 1.1 and MVP XML library 1.2 is however:

Current node type: Element, current name: gods
ReadInnerXml():
<god>Kibo</god>


Is that the intended result? If the XPathIteratorReader is positioned on 
the faked root element gods why does ReadInnerXml() not output the 
serialized XML of all child nodes of that root element but only the 
serialized XML of the first element child node?


-- 

	Martin Honnen
	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

Re: [mvp-xml-help] Help with XInclude

[Oleg T. <ol...@tk...>]

Mohammad Al Adham wrote:

> I am trying to use the XInclude .NET library in a certain way, which I 
> am not sure if it is supported. I'd like to preprocess my XML file( 
> which has xinclude tags) without depending on any internet rescource 
> (such as the namespace on http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude). It seems 
> like I always have to define my XML the following way (otherwise, xi 
> will not be known):
>  
> <catalog xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
> <xi:include href="test.xml"/>
> </catalog>
>  
> If I am not connected to the internet, then I will not be able to do the 
> preprocessing because I do not have access to 
> http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude. Any idea how I can work around this issue?

No problem here. http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude is just a namespace 
identifier, think of it as a unique string. XInclude.NET never tries to 
access it, this is just a way for XInclude.NET to recognize include and 
feedback elements.

-- 
Oleg

[mvp-xml-help] Help with XInclude

[Mohammad Al A. <mo....@gm...>]

Hey everyone,

I am trying to use the XInclude .NET library in a certain way, which I am
not sure if it is supported. I'd like to preprocess my XML file( which has
xinclude tags) without depending on any internet rescource (such as the
namespace on http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude). It seems like I always have
to define my XML the following way (otherwise, xi will not be known):

<catalog xmlns:xi=3D"http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
<xi:include href=3D"test.xml"/>
</catalog>

If I am not connected to the internet, then I will not be able to do the
preprocessing because I do not have access to
http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude. Any idea how I can work around this issue?

Much Appreciated,
Mohammad

[mvp-xml-help] Newbie question

[<mo...@im...>]

Hi,

=20

I am fairly new to XML in general and specially Xpath.

=20

I needed to boost performance in my transaction type web application, =
and I
have quite successfully used Mvp.Xml components all over, especially the
XmlNodeFactory to create XmlNode.=20

=20

When I use this factory to create an XmlNode and return it as a result =
from
a WebService, the XmlNode I get in the consumer app is good, and I can =
do
stuff like getting OuterXml. Now, I really need to get the OuterXml =
direcly
from a factory created XmlNode. I have tried using XmlTextReader,
XPathNavigatorReader and XPathIteratorReader, all resulting in the same
error =93The XmlDocument instance can only be used for serialization
purposes.=94

=20

Can anyone help me out here? I don=92t want to decrease my performance =
again
by having to use XmlDocument or something.=20

=20

=20

Thanks,

=20

Morten

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[Oleg T. <ol...@tk...>]

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