[xmlc] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Accessing the body in a Document

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On Wed, 16 Jun 2010 11:36:16 +0200
  Franck Routier <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
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>> Which parser are you using?  Are you using the XML or HTML parser?
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> I am using the xml parser, not NekoHTML.
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> I'm not sure though how this is triggered, I think it comes from the
> -dom xhtml in my options.xmlc file.
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"-dom xhtml" is actually a shortcut for...

-domfactory org.enhydra.xml.xhtml.XHTMLDomFactory

The one thing I can't remember is whether it changes the default parser?=A0=
 Can=20
you ensure that you are using a validating parser by specifying?...

-parser xerces

The other non-validating option (which is, generally, the default) is...

-parser nekohtml

The other thing that I believe can influence this stuff is....

-docformat [xml | html | auto]

When the docformat is "auto" (the default), XMLC checks the document for =
the=20
namespace....

xmlns=3D"http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"

If that exists, then it auto-detects the docformat to be "xml", otherwise=
 it=20
detects it to be "html".=A0 To be extra sure you are using the validating=
 XML=20
parser, please specify the following...

-dom xhtml
-parser xerces
-docformat xml

> After looking at the documentation of xmlc online
> (http://xmlc.ow2.org/doc/doc/xmlc/user-manual/xmlc-command.html) I was =
a
> bit surprised that this option is not mentionned. Only lazydom and
> xerces are mentionned as -dom possible values.
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Sorry, those docs way out of date.=A0 They are from before XMLC 2.2.=A0 I=
've made=20
plenty of code updates, just not many doc updates.=A0 Pretty much all rec=
ent=20
documentation has been captured in the release notes for each release.=A0=
 Not=20
ideal, but without help the current situation is unlikely to change much.

> What can be the impact of using -dom xhtml versus -dom lazydom or -dom
> xerces options ?
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"xhtml" indicates to use the custom XHTML DOM that XMLC provides.=A0 "xer=
ces"=20
indicates to use the standard XML-based DOM that comes with the Xerces=20
library.=A0 "lazydom" indicates to use the custom XML-based DOM that XMLC=
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provides.=A0 Some other options trigger a few other things.

When "-dom xerces" is combined with "-docformat html" and/or "-parser=20
nekohtml", it will trigger usage of the Xerces HTML DOM.=A0 When "-dom la=
zydom"=20
is defined (along with the other mentioned options), the custom HTML-base=
d=20
LazyDOM is used.

Note that the default DOM in Xerces2 is a deferred node DOM, similar in s=
tyle=20
to the custom XMLC LazyDOM, though implemented very differently.=A0 I hav=
e not=20
performed tests, but I believe that this reduces the necessity for using=20
XMLC's own LazyDOM.

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>Franck
>

Jake

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