Questions tagged [xml]

Extensible Markup Language

Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable. It is defined in the XML 1.0 Specification produced by the W3C, and several other related specifications, all gratis open standards.

Source: wikipedia

Official W3C page

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CPQLOFG XML "Syntax error"

HP Lights-Out Configuration Utility- CPQLOCFG v. 4.00 dated 04/04/2012 Whatever input I use, whether a sample file from the HP Web site, whether an empty file or whether a file just containing the HP utility always…
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Error enabling DIH on SOLR4

I'm a bit stuck here. I had Solr4.4 working without too many issues. I wanted to enable the DIH so I firstly added these lines to the solrconfig.xml:
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2 x Dual Core vs 1 x Quad Core Performance

A license restriction limits us to 2 x dual core servers, or one 1 x quad core server. Should we see better performance running 2 x Dual Core servers or 1 x Quad Core? Dual Core processors are harder to find now. Which would give best…
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How can I export the results of my script to file?

I need to get some details out of hundreds of XML files that were written for reporting. The script below provides the correct results, but I want them in file, cvs, xls, or txt so I can provide a list of the database fields that are in use by these…
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IIS logging requests for XML by literals

How can I turn on logging for hits on XML files that are requested by literals on .aspx pages?
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problem with .Net xml importnode in powershell

Im trying to construct a powershell script that uses some XML. I have a XML document where I try to add some values with email addresses. The finished xml document should have this format: (I'm only showing the relevant part of the xml…
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PHP xpath: extract all nodes, even with namespaces

I am new to PHP's simplexml and xpath implementation, but here's what I want to do: I have this XML file (excerpt from a youtube API response):
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HP iLO get XML data

I have a couple of HP servers with iLO interfaces. do you have any idea of how can i get status data of the server via an XML or something like that ? update: i want to be able to get the server temperature via a script running on a linux machine in…
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Error installing php-xml with yum

On my old server I used php-xml to generate some xml sitemaps. On my new server I found out php-xml isn't installed. I did 'yum install php-xml' but I get the following error: --> Running transaction check ---> Package php-common.i686…
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How to Read XML and Generate SQL Insert for Call Data Records

I am trying to write a VB Script to read a XML file (downloaded daily) and insert the information into a MSSQL DB. The content of the XML is a list of CDRs (Call Data Records). I need to parse the file and insert the cdr's into a table. I'm a…
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XSLT remove unwanted elements

I have XML Code Something Something
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Xpath XML filter works locally but not online on my VPS

I tested build site locally on xammp, has datafeeds that are read in using for example this xpath /products/product[contains(categorie,'Kinderwagens')] Now it works perfectly locally but not on my VPS, I'm using the wp import all plugin btw I have…
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Importing XML into an AWS RDS instance

I'm trying to load some xml into an AWS RDS (mySql) instance. The xml looks like: (it's an xml dump of the ISO-3661 codes)
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VPS Server OS differences

I have two VPS servers. one of them is running Linux and the other is Windows one. I've uploaded same file to their public_html folders and could see them in my browser via static IP address of each one like http://178.63.165.178/getorder/file.xml…
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Command line XML validator that doesn't read the whole XML file into memory?

I have an XML file that's 6.7GB compressed. I want to check this is valid XML from the command line. I tried using xmlstarlet and xmllint but the both balloned in memory. Is there some sort of stream XML validator for linux I can run on the command…
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