18 posts tagged xml parser

XIST is an extensible HTML and XML generator. XIST is also a XML parser with a very simple and pythonesque tree API.

This was brought to my attention when I’m working on a python code to parse xml documents. I found out that in Ubuntu Hardy, the python-xml package has moved xml.dom.ext.* package to /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/oldxml thus breaking python code which depended on python-xml.

PHP XML Expat Parser May 14th, 2008 The built-in Expat parser makes it possible to process XML documents in PHP. What is XML? XML is used to describe data and to focus on what data is. An XML file describes the structure of the data. In XML, no tags are predefined. You must define your own tags.

I came across a problem the other day that had I thought I'd share. The problem was that I needed a generic XML transformer and identifier. Normally I would build an otd based on the XML schema or DTD, but in this case, a generic option was required. To get around the problem, I ended up using the DOM parser within java.

Enabling XML parser validation By default, the parser (that is, the DocumentBuilder instance) returned by the factory will be non-validating. (Well-formedness errors will show up as a parse exception either way.) This means any careless (or malicious) user could insert any random and unexpected elements into the XML document and cause you all manner of grief.

A colleague, Mahlon Anderson, and I were thinking of ways of splitting up a fairly large XML file, which had approximately 27K records in it. I wanted to split this file into smaller ones, each having about 250-300 records, because my former web host service kept complaining about constant CPU quota overloads during uploads.

Some days have passed since last J2ME tutorial, so here is a fresh new one! Today we’ll see how parsing a RSS feed with J2me is easy using KXML library, a fast and small XML pull parser, expecially suited for constrained environments like mobile devices. A live sample, parsing the RSS feed of this blog, is available here.

FREE PAY-PER-CLICK XML FEED PARSER May 5th, 2008 Free Pay-Per-Click XML Feed Parser The script parses XML take from pay-per-click (PPC) networks and fetches ads to the browser. Output info is dominated by template. The script module decimate the existence of unintended humbug by optionally using JavaScript to production ads (with URLs separated into diminutive chunks).

This article outlines the use of XML parser with the help of a simple Quiz game. The first is to design the UI for the game for the Quiz. It can be divided mainly in the four types of screens : the main screen, the main menu screen, the quiz screen and the result screen. Read More…

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