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Hello friends,
I generate a very large xml file compiled (using xsl) from a number of external xml files, and
I need to break it up into clobs for efficient random access. Toward that end
I use SAX 1.0 to post-process the file to capture subtrees into data base records
( in large qty), by way of temporary capture files. Unfortunately the resulting
subtrees are missing needed namespace declarations, and are thus invalid as such.
1) Is there a way of forcing the output of namespace declarations under a node
instead of relying on implicit namespace inheritance, so that when I chunk the file
I have complete fragments.
2) Is there a clean way of doing what I am trying to do?
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[xsl] Forcing namespace output/generating self-contained fragments
Subject: [xsl] Forcing namespace output/generating self-contained fragments From: "Arthur Allen" <arthur_allen@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 23:14:46 +0000 |
Hello friends,
I generate a very large xml file compiled (using xsl) from a number of external xml files, and
I need to break it up into clobs for efficient random access. Toward that end
I use SAX 1.0 to post-process the file to capture subtrees into data base records
( in large qty), by way of temporary capture files. Unfortunately the resulting
subtrees are missing needed namespace declarations, and are thus invalid as such.
1) Is there a way of forcing the output of namespace declarations under a node
instead of relying on implicit namespace inheritance, so that when I chunk the file
I have complete fragments.
2) Is there a clean way of doing what I am trying to do?
Thanks in advance, Arthur
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