Public Member Functions
zorba::XmlDataManager::ParseOptions Class Reference

The ParseOptions class stores various properties that affect how a document is parsed. More...

#include <zorba/xmldatamanager.h>

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Public Member Functions

bool isDtdValidationEnabled () const
 Returns true if dtd validation is enabled, false otherwise.
bool isExternalEntityProcessingEnabled () const
 Returns true if external entity processig is enabled, false otherwise.
 ParseOptions ()
void setDtdValidation (bool aEnable)
 Set the property enableDtd, which specifies whether the document should be validated against its associated DTD (if any).
void setExternalEntityProcessing (bool aEnable)
 Set the property to enable or disable processing of XML external entities.
 ~ParseOptions ()

Detailed Description

The ParseOptions class stores various properties that affect how a document is parsed.

An instance of this class is passed as input to the parseXML function.

Examples:
datamanager.cpp.

Definition at line 43 of file xmldatamanager.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Definition at line 50 of file xmldatamanager.h.

Definition at line 55 of file xmldatamanager.h.


Member Function Documentation

Returns true if dtd validation is enabled, false otherwise.

Definition at line 70 of file xmldatamanager.h.

Returns true if external entity processig is enabled, false otherwise.

Definition at line 91 of file xmldatamanager.h.

Set the property enableDtd, which specifies whether the document should be validated against its associated DTD (if any).

Definition at line 62 of file xmldatamanager.h.

Set the property to enable or disable processing of XML external entities.

If the option is enabled, the input must conform to the syntax extParsedEnt (production [78] in XML 1.0); and since there is no DTD, the content must include no entity references. The result of the function call is a sequence of nodes.

Examples:
datamanager.cpp.

Definition at line 82 of file xmldatamanager.h.


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