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I am just in the first week of XML class. Never even heard of it before this class. I am getting this error message, and here is my output. I have tried in IE and Chrome. Same result. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Thank you!!! Teddi … |
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Hi Everyone, I have a technical question regarding how Perl scripts are run by Servers. In traditional programming a source file (containing human readable programming instructions) is first compiled (into binary data) before it can be run by a computer. Do Perl commands get compiled before being run, or does … |
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I have two files called 1.txt and 2.txt I want to just compare each line of 1.txt with all the lines in 2.txt. and if any of the line of 1.txt is not available in 2.txt those lines need to printed on console. It is ok even if 2.txt contains … |
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Im trying to get my program to look like the following Welcome to the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards! ============================================================================== The nominees for Outstanding Comedy Series are: [1] Write In [2] The Big Bang Theory, CBS [3] Curb Your Enthusiasm, HBO [4] Girls, HBO [5] 30 Rock, NBC [6] Veep, HBO … |
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Hi sorry to bother you. I have another problem with XSL file. I have to sort out the codes in numerical order the codes have four characters and four numerals for example, COMP2100 COMP2400 COMP3410 LAWS2202 LAWS2250 when I just do <xsl:sort select="code" order="ascending" /> it displays above result. However, … |
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this is my code:: <!--school.xml--> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="school.xsl"?> <UCSC> <student> <name>Isuru ilangakoon</name> <age>21</age> <contct_no>0714234672</contct_no> <degree>computer science</degree> <school>DVharmapala college</school> </student> <student> <name>randika malinga</name> <age>22</age> <contact_no>0713567134</contact_no> <degree>computer science</degree> <school>Nalanda college</school> </student> <student> <name>vinod kawinda</name> <age>22</age> <contct_no>0783451024</contct_no> <degree>computer science</degree> <school>maliyadewa college</school> </student> <student> <name>Inshaf mahatt</name> <age>21</age> <contct_no>0777234151</contct_no> <degree>ICT</degree> <school>D.S.Senanayaka college</school> … |
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hi everyone i'm new to unix/linux . almost know nothing about it , but i wants to learn about it . so how can i get it on my pc . now i use windows xp |
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Hi everybody..Here's an interesting problem to solve. I have a text file like this (also attached): [CODE]>first TTCCCAAAAAAGACCTACTAAGTCAAGCGGATGCGTTTTGTGTCTTATGG AAAGTCCCTGACGGATACGAGGCTTTGGGTGATTCGGTACGAATGATTCG GTTACCAGAACTTACCGAAGAAGAAATGGGACGAACCGAGGTTTCTCGTT CGTGTGCTAATCCTACATTCAAACATCGATTTCGATCAGAGTTTGTTTTT CATGAAGAACAGACATTCGTATTACGTGTTTACGATGAAGATTTGAGGTA >firsta TTCCCAAAAAAGACCTACTAAGTCAAGCGGATGCGTTTTGTGTCTTATGG AAAGTCCCTGACGGATACGAGGCTTTGG---------------------- -----------------AAGAAGAAATGGGACGAACCGAGGTTTCTCGTT CGTGTGCTAATCCTACATTCAAACATCGATTTCGATCAGAGTTT------ CATGAAGAACAGACATTCGTATTACGTGTTTACGATGAAGATTTGAGGTA[/CODE] Both >first and >firsta containing same characters except the part with hyphens. Now is it possible to write a perl script that … |
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Hi all, [code=xml]<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ABC="http://www.ABCSPGM.DSUPFREQ.Request.com"> <soapenv:Header> <ABC:ABCSHeader> <ID>xyz</ID> <ConsumerTransactionId>5667</ConsumerTransactionId> </ABC:ABCSHeader> </soapenv:Header> <soapenv:Body> <ABC:ABCSPGMOperation> <ABC:req> <ABC:plastic_number>1234</ABC:plastic_number> </ABC:req> </ABC:ABCSPGMOperation> </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope>[/code] The above is my input passed by the client. How can I extract the values within the tag 'ID','ConsumerTransactionId' and 'ABC:plastic_number' using simple xpath expressions. I know that if we give … |
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Is there a way to write a perl subroutine that can read in a file that contains 2 strings on each line and then can create a has with the first string as key and second string as value without using the use the Tie::File::AsHash module ? |
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Good day, I am new to the site and would like some help on a code. I must write a perl program that gets the average of each column of numbers in any file? The format is: 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 6 4 4 2 3 4 … |
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Hi, I have a multiple xslt process. I would like to divide a group, for example the party that start between 00:00:00 - 10:00:00 called as "Group A" 10:00:00 - 14:00:00 will call as "Group B" or 14:00:00 - 20:00:00 will call as "Group C" and I would like to … |
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Hi, everybody! I want to know if there is a way to resolve my problem. So I want with xpath to get only nodes without their child nodes. My xml is: [code] <ts> <uc> <Questions> <q /> <q /> </Questions> </uc> <uc> <Questions> <q /> <q /> <q /> </Questions> … |