Re: xmlvalidate with xmlcatalog

Hello Stefan, Thanks again for the helpful hint. Stefan Bodewig writes: > On 2010-05-11, Susanne Wunsch wrote: > >> How to use catalog entity with XML Schema? > > I must admit I've never tried that. Looking at the documentation of > [1] - which really just is with sensible > defaults for XSD

Re: backslash escaping in a regex

Hi Stefan, eight backslashes, wow! That means four intermediate steps to get from to \ I'll probably just go with the forward slashes in the property file and pathconvert them to backslashes. thanks a lot, Jakob. On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 17:29, Stefan Bodewig wrote: > On 2010-05-11,

Re: backslash escaping in a regex

On 2010-05-11, Jakob Fix wrote: > Hi, looked through the archive, but I don't think pathconvert can be > used in this case. > property file: > prop=E:\\foo\\bar property files and backslahes are a pain. > build file: > > > > > I also tried double escaping i.e. > prop=E:foobar

Re: Delete N directories that match a regexp

Hi Mike, Add value and else properties to condition and set values.. it will work. . . . -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/D

Re: xmlvalidate with xmlcatalog

On 2010-05-11, Susanne Wunsch wrote: > Thanks for the link. Now the resolver is loaded, but the catalog > entities doesn't really fit. > How to use catalog entity with XML Schema? I must admit I've never tried that. Looking at the documentation of [1] - which really just is with sensible defa

RE: backslash escaping in a regex

Hi Jacob try this ${target.dir}/foobar.xml contents contains some well known regular expression match criteria as in space between E: foo and bar: Property=E: foo bar the ${target.dir}/foobar.xml replaceregexp transforms whitespace character to /: Property=E:/foo/bar hth Ma

RE: using task with XML Schema 1.1 and Saxon

good news indeed..post links to the source when you're ready to beta ..(i'll try to build here and run thru as many TC's as i can) Thanks Stefan and Graham! Martin __ Verzicht und Vertraulichkeitanmerkung/Note de déni et de confidentialité Diese N

backslash escaping in a regex

Hi, looked through the archive, but I don't think pathconvert can be used in this case. property file: prop=E:\\foo\\bar build file: actual result: value="E:foobar" desired result: value="E:\foo\bar" I also tried double escaping i.e. prop=E:foobar but there all backslashes dis

using task with XML Schema 1.1 and Saxon

Well readers, here is another update from Mike Kay just to whet your appetites > I've now implemented a ValidatingReader that implements XMLReader and >recognizes the Apache-defined XMLReader properties that are passed >between Ant and Xerces, so that Saxon can now be used to implement >both t