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Re: Problem using XERCES JAVA 2 DOM

From: dorin <no@----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 12/7/2004 10:53:00 PM
Martin Honnen <mahotrash@y...> wrote:
: dorin wrote:

: > I wonder if anyone can help me with a problem using the DOM 
: > getElementById method.
: > 
: > I am using the Xerces Java 2 library to parse an XML file and create and
: > validate the DOM Document.  I am able to access the Node objects using 
: > the getElementsByTagName method but whenever I try to us getElementsById 
: > the method just returns null.

: You need to have a DTD for the XML which declares attributes of type ID 
: to be able to use getElementById successfully.


I do have an XML Schema which declares attributes of type ID.  Is a
schema not good enough?  It seems silly that I should need a DTD when I
already have a Schema.  Does getElementById not work with Schemas?

cheers,
Dorin

--------------"Que sera, sera."-------------

       email: dorin-at-engsoc-dot-org

--------------- Dorin Petriu ---------------


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