Re: No duplicates element's values in a list of element

>
> Hhmm I don't know of anything in a DTD that will allow that.  Seems like
> a java method is the way to go.


Or XML Schema which is a more modern and much more powerful validation
mechanism. Unfortunately, more difficult to learn and a bit rough in syntax.
In schema you can use the uniqueness key to ensure uniqueness of name
element values.

For an example of validation using schema, see here:
http://cafeconleche.org/books/xmljava/chapters/ch14s10.html

Grzegorz


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> Subject: [jdom-interest] No duplicates element's values in a list of
> element
>
> Hi!
>
> let's suppose that we have this xml:
> ...
> <name>name1</name>
> <name>name2</name>
> ...
> <name>nameN</name>
>
> Is there a ddt rule that forces to don't have duplicate value of name?
> or: i must write a function (using jdom) that recovers all the elements
> and controls if there is a duplicate value?
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