Why can’t an xml comment contain two hyphens
I was applying markdown comments in the xml comments of a config file when the XmlParser reported that two hyphens (--
) are not allowed in xml comments.
Benefits of using XML builder vs templating language like ERB?
I’m doing a lot of work with XML, our legacy XML generators use the ruby template language ERB to create the XML files. I’ve been experimenting with Nokogiri and the builder model of creating XML, but I seem to be able to accomplish everything I want using both methods. So, what should I be taking into account when choosing one common method going forward? What are the benefits of using a builder method to construct the XML vs a template language?
Benefits of using XML builder vs templating language like ERB?
I’m doing a lot of work with XML, our legacy XML generators use the ruby template language ERB to create the XML files. I’ve been experimenting with Nokogiri and the builder model of creating XML, but I seem to be able to accomplish everything I want using both methods. So, what should I be taking into account when choosing one common method going forward? What are the benefits of using a builder method to construct the XML vs a template language?
Namespaces, why are they necessary for prefixes?
So I’ve been reading about namespace on w3schools and I understand they are to uniquely identify an element. But what is the point of having namespaces if you have to have prefixes along side them. Are you always required to have prefixes with namespaces? If not are you always required to have namespaces with prefixes? If so why?
Namespaces, why are they necessary for prefixes?
So I’ve been reading about namespace on w3schools and I understand they are to uniquely identify an element. But what is the point of having namespaces if you have to have prefixes along side them. Are you always required to have prefixes with namespaces? If not are you always required to have namespaces with prefixes? If so why?
Namespaces, why are they necessary for prefixes?
So I’ve been reading about namespace on w3schools and I understand they are to uniquely identify an element. But what is the point of having namespaces if you have to have prefixes along side them. Are you always required to have prefixes with namespaces? If not are you always required to have namespaces with prefixes? If so why?
Namespaces, why are they necessary for prefixes?
So I’ve been reading about namespace on w3schools and I understand they are to uniquely identify an element. But what is the point of having namespaces if you have to have prefixes along side them. Are you always required to have prefixes with namespaces? If not are you always required to have namespaces with prefixes? If so why?
Namespaces, why are they necessary for prefixes?
So I’ve been reading about namespace on w3schools and I understand they are to uniquely identify an element. But what is the point of having namespaces if you have to have prefixes along side them. Are you always required to have prefixes with namespaces? If not are you always required to have namespaces with prefixes? If so why?
Namespaces, why are they necessary for prefixes?
So I’ve been reading about namespace on w3schools and I understand they are to uniquely identify an element. But what is the point of having namespaces if you have to have prefixes along side them. Are you always required to have prefixes with namespaces? If not are you always required to have namespaces with prefixes? If so why?
Is there a standard for Error Codes?
I’ve created a gateway which receives a POST from cUrl on one system which is a well-formed XML string. After processing the gateway sends back a response XML. All the fields in the XML are required and while the system sending the data constructs the XML itself I’m running some validation to make sure that every value that’s being stored in the Request Class is actually.