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- Page 9 and 10: Using this manual Preface OpenEdge
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- Page 23 and 24: About XML The W3C has also defined
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- Page 27 and 28: ABL support ABL implements DOM with
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Understanding ABL SAX The following
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Understanding ABL SAX Table 3-3: SA
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Creating a SAX-attributes object Un
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Understanding ABL SAX A DTD might b
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Table 3-7 describes the effect of n
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Developing ABL SAX applications Mos
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Developing ABL SAX applications i-s
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Developing ABL SAX applications Tra
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Developing ABL SAX applications i-s
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i-sax2.xml Developing ABL SAX appli
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Developing ABL SAX applications i-s
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ABL SAX and WebSpeed i-saxe3s.p (2
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ABL SAX and WebSpeed Note: If you m
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SAX API reference This reference co
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EndDocument Invoked when the XML pa
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SAX API reference If validation is
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memPointer SAX API reference Option
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UnparsedEntityDecl SAX API referenc
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Writing XML Documents with the Simp
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SAX-writer overview Table 4-1: SAX-
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Configuring a SAX-writer Configurin
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Examples This section shows example
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Envelope information example Exampl
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Concurrently reading and writing XM
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Examples sax-readwrite.p (2 of 2) /
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Examples sax-readwrite2.p (2 of 2)
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START-ELEMENT("name", "namespaceUri
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DECLARE-NAMESPACE("namespaceUri", "
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Handling errors Handling errors The
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Handling errors Table 4-3: Common e
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Handling errors Example of changing
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Reading and Writing XML Data from T
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Use cases Introduction The XML read
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Methods and attributes • If NAMES
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Reading XML Schema into a temp-tabl
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ead-mode Reading XML into a temp-ta
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verify-schema-mode Reading XML into
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Here is a snippet of the XML file:
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The following is the output for thi
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omit-initial-values Writing XML Sch
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longchar Writing XML from a temp-ta
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Minimizing XML document size Minimi
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Minimizing XML document size A non-
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Sample ProDataSet to XML round-trip
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Using XML Schema In the following e
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Using XML Schema Using READ-XML( )
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Representing temp-tables in XML Sch
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Representing indexes in XML Schema
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XML Schema and ABL Data Type Mappin
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ABL to IANA Code Page Mappings This
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Command and Utility Reference This
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Index A ABL benefits of XML develop
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