parse-xml | A fast , safe , compliant XML parser for Node.js and browsers | Parser library
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QUESTION
I run this XSL script thru Saxon-js. It updates a cost field on the main input XHTML using the XML received in the transform call using the stylesheetParams. All good. The problem is that no syntax checking is done on the param-XML (you can see what it looks like in the commented-out line). It is on the XHTML and the transform will generate an error but not on the param-XML. It just allows it to enter and then the key-function just doesn't update the XHTML. Is there a way to do the checking for properly formed XML parameter in the same transform call, or do I have to use 2 transform calls: call transform on the param-XSL to syntax-check, then call this main transform to update the XHTML?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 07:17If your stylesheet code is
QUESTION
I am trying to convert the GetCapabilities of the GeoMet WMS XML response.data to a JSON that can be used in a v-treeview
Vuetify component such as in this link.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 19:09An XSLT 3 sample to process only Layer
elements (in that particular namespace http://www.opengis.net/wms
) and the first Title
and Name
plus recursively the child Layer
s would be
QUESTION
I have been reading How To Parse XML In .NET Core There they show an example on parsing XML using XMLSerializer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 22:50Since you already have your XML parsing logic in place, all you need is to swap out the file reading for an HTTP request.
QUESTION
I'm writing an xquery in which I'm passing some markup, which was captured in CDATA within a particular element in the XML source, through to an output XML document as a mixed-content element. Most of the time, the result of fn:parse-xml($input)
is well-formed XML. However, sometimes the markup is faulty, and if there is any such instance anywhere in the whole input document, that one instance of fn:parse-xml()
fails, and so the whole query fails.
Is there any way to configure a variable such that if the output of fn:parse-xml($input)
is well-formed XML it returns the output, but if it is not then it returns an alternative, such as an empty sequence or boilerplate text like "The source is not well formed"?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 17:37Sure, use try {parse-xml($input)} catch * {()}
- or you can be more selective about which errors to catch if you wish.
QUESTION
As XML content in an HTTP POST request, I receive the following which I process in Xquery 3.1 (eXist-db 5.2):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-06 at 17:03It seems that the issue is the HTML entities. It would work with numeric entities (i.e. <
instead of <
and >
instead of >
), but the XML parser doesn't know about HTML character entities.
Useutil:parse-html()
instead of fn:parse-xml()
.
QUESTION
I have file as such
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-16 at 14:01Using itertext from ElementTree
QUESTION
I have and so far failed at implementing 2 approaches to parse an xml tree and cast it, along with its children, into objects. I have tried object serialization as explain here and I have used Linq as explained by the accepted answer here.
With the first approach (deserialization), it works up until the List
attribute of IndividualOrEntityValidationExtensions
not getting its values assigned (i.e it remains null).
With the second approach (LINQ), I get this error pertaining to the entire OutputFilePaths =...
block.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-12 at 09:16I'm thinking the problem is related to the Parameter
class where the OutputFilePaths
is a single entity and not an IEnumerable
or if you are expecting only one outputfilepath then select the .FirstOrDefault()
in your linq query (be prepared for null values).
QUESTION
The below script works as expected to get the desired output, but it takes a long time to process large XML files (2GB and above). Calling on experts for suggestions on how to make it faster by multi threading or using some other technique in powershell script.
Reference Post - to know more about the logic of below script: Parse XML to extract data with grouping in PowerShell
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-22 at 10:46I guess this one of the examples where the focus has been on a single command (Runtime of Foreach-Object vs Foreach loop) rather then to complete solution.
In general, I would recommend you to look at your whole solution and not just to a single statements as the performance of a complete (PowerShell) solution is supposed to be better than the sum of its parts.
In your case, if you need to instantiate a script and invoke that with the Call Operator &
just because you want to use the Foreach
statement, you probably aim beyond goal:
For the small file you supplied,
This (using the pipeline with the ForEach-Object
):
QUESTION
I am trying to extract the following values from an xml file:
NAME, Mode,LEVELS,Group,Type
and after I want to make data.frame
. The problem I having so far is that I cannot get ALICE
variables and output data.frame format is different than I need.
Here is the some post that I used when I built my read_xml
function
- https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/xml-parsing-python/
- Extracting text from XML using python
- How do I parse XML in Python?
here is the example xml
file format
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-01 at 06:54If tag is Name
in loop then set to variable and last add to dictionary
values:
QUESTION
I have parsed a JSON string in Logic Apps using the parse json connector. How do I put the output from that step into an xml file? One suggestion I've seen is to use "when a http request is received", but this is a trigger and I need an action. On user voice there is a request for a parse xml function here . I need a workaround. Another problem I'm having is that parse json is returning an object, but I think I need an array.
This is the schema in my parse json connector. After parse json I'm trying to initialise a variable. It's not accepting a type of string.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-27 at 06:091. For your first question, we can use xml() method in logic app to do the convert. As I don't know your json data(you mentioned it is a json string in your question), so I assuming that your data is like the data below:
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