NodeSeq to Document

[Eric Richardson]

Hi,

I know this may be a basic question but I haven't figured out how to create a Document that can be parsed with regular Java XML tools. I would like to validate the document.

I create a NodeSeq like this.

val nodeSeq = scalaxb.toXML(msg, ...)

val bais = new ByteArrayInputStream(nodeSeq.text.getBytes)

...

validator.validate(new StreamSource(bais)

Content is not allowed in prolog.

I tried adding <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8?> with no avail and saw a fix about BOM but not sure how I can take advantage of that. Scala XML examples I found online are pretty lacking.

Thanks,

Eric

[Eric Richardson]

I created a XML document from the text bytes and it is the very first character that is doesn't like. It looks like "<" but maybe not?

[eugene yokota]

scalaxb comes with SOAP integration, which sends SOAP envelope in HTTP, so you can look at that example

https://github.com/eed3si9n/scalaxb/blob/v1.11.1/cli/src/main/resources/soap11_async.scala.template#L34-L56

1. should be toString probably

2. the part that you omitted as ... is important too, like valid scope

thanks,

-eugene

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[Eric Richardson]

I do have the nodeName, namespace, and defaultScope, which includes all the potential namespaces.

The docs looked ok printed and also pretty printed.

Changing to the toString seems to have helped - at least I have different errors now.

Thanks,

Eric