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Re: how to parse a xml document which has a combination of XML XQuery and XPath

2008-08-30T13:41:50Z

You have clearly stated that you want an XML parser, but provided only a
fragment of a non-XML file.
Clear as mud.

Re: Concurrent, persistent background process for a J2EE container

2008-08-30T13:40:46Z

How strange that your boss would want to pay more for worse software.

Re: StringTokenizer() with "\" character

2008-08-30T13:38:04Z

You need to double the backslashes.
The problem was programmer error.
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Re: how to parse a xml document which has a combination of XML XQuery and XPath

2008-08-30T02:43:01Z

If you have a specification
for the textual format of your
(XML + XQuery + Xpath + cesspool)
you might try the free open revenue
JClusterF Parser Generator.
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2008-08-30T06:11:33Z

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It is separate executables.

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2008-08-30T11:19:33Z

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Re: how to parse a xml document which has a combination of XML XQuery and XPath

2008-08-30T11:13:51Z

If you have a specification
for the textual format of your
(XML + XQuery + Xpath + data)
you might try the free open source
JClusterF Parser Generator.

Re: how to parse a xml document which has a combination of XML XQuery and XPath

2008-08-30T10:00:57Z

beginner schrieb:
Basically its still just an XML document.
A XML document may contain any sort of data.
XQuerys and XPath expressions stored in the XML document are still
nothing more but data ... as if you would store SQL-Querys in a database
they would be just data to the database.
So you parse it like you would parse any other XML document.

Re: Concurrent, persistent background process for a J2EE container

2008-08-30T09:49:54Z

Never mind. I changed the level to Level.WARNING and now it logs!

Re: Concurrent, persistent background process for a J2EE container

2008-08-30T09:41:01Z

Mark Space <marksp...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in
Toying with java.util.logger
Logger formats and logs a LogRecord object.
I'm trying to extend it for my purposes, to get that structure in it.
Seems Logger does not call format() for my extended object.
The code to toy with is here. The missing error is in the testUrl method,

Re: Concurrent, persistent background process for a J2EE container

2008-08-30T08:50:53Z

Donkey Hottie <s...@plc.is-a-geek.com> wrote in
I still need opinions on the thing in the topic: a concurrent, persistent
background process in a J2EE container.
I have used Quartz, but it is Open Source, which my boss does not want.
My idea was a logmanager-servlet, which creates a Thread in its init(). Is

Re: how to parse a xml document which has a combination of XML XQuery and XPath

2008-08-30T08:35:32Z

I have given everything here if you can read all the posts i have made
till now. I clearly mentioned also what i want to know, if nobody
knows it then its good but please dont make me say one thing again and
again. If you can do a scan of this thread from top to bottom you can
easily understand what i want to say and how this looks.

Re: StringTokenizer() with "\" character

2008-08-30T08:33:27Z

snehapshi...@gmail.com wrote in news:c3336a2c-6f21-4f5a-bf91-7 48b3f91aa26
@k36g2000pri.googlegroups.com:
\ is a special character in C and related languages, there are constructs
like
\b (bell)
\a (bell)
\n new line (LF)
\r carriage return (CR)
The character following a \ is assumed to have some special meaning, and it

StringTokenizer() with "\" character

2008-08-30T08:24:07Z

String filename="C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
5.5\webapps\upload\multipartfo rm.htm";
StringTokenizer st=new StringTokenizer(filename,"\",f alse);
String v="";
while(st.hasMoreTokens())
{
v=st.nextToken();