Re: [Vtd-xml-users] mixed content?

[Tatu S. <cow...@ya...>]

--- Paul Tomsic <pt...@gm...> wrote:

> since they are so hard to find (tools that provide
> the ability to see
> if a node is marked as mixed=true) then how does
> anyone do this?

Perhaps better question is do you really have to do
it?
I must admit I do not quite understand your use case
yet. Perhaps you do need it from schema, or perhaps
there is another way around it. It's bit hard to say
without knowing exactly what you are trying to do.

Now, schemas are generally used either for validation,
or for data binding. It is much less common to try to
do schema introspetion, so most schema processors thus
are either embedded in parsers, or in stand-alone
validation or data binding tools.

As to finding schema processing tool -- I don't really
have a need for one, so I just googled for 10 minutes,
and didn't find optimal open source tool yet.
But if you do, you may be willing to spend more and
investigate hits, to find one.

...
> suitable solution, then we've resorted to marking
> that content as
> CDATA.

Yeah, in general using CDATA is pretty much always the
wrong solution, except when manually writing xml
content. It doesn't provide any value beyond more
human readability -- any content wrapped in CDATA
could be as well quoted using character entities.

-+ Tatu +-



 
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