RE: Usage of document type in XML parsing

I am getting an error! The error is pointer is not set for location referenced 
at statement 

C             EVAL   DOMSTRPTR@=QxmlDOM_DocumentType_getName

C                           (DOCTYPE@)

 

I guess this means that the DOCTYPE@ pointer was not set properly. Why is that 
so? Shouldn?t I get a pointer for the ?Document type? node in the previous 
statement?

 

 

 

>date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 10:42:40 -0500

>from: "Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)" <ALBartell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

>subject: RE: Usage of document type in XML parsing

>Are you getting an error or is this a trivia question? What result do

>you get?

>Note: I would upgrade to at least XML4PR400.

>Aaron Bartell 

>-----Original Message-----

>From: rpg400-l-bounces+albartell=taylorcorp.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx

>[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces+albartell=taylorcorp.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 

>Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 10:37 AM

To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: Usage of document type in XML parsing

Hi,

Is anything wrong with my usage of document type in DOM model

implementation of XML parser 3.10

(not the full code. only the relevant part)

C EVAL DOCTYPE@=QxmlDOM_Document_getDoctype 

C (DOMDOC@) 

C EVAL DOMSTRPTR@=QxmlDOM_DocumentType_getName

C (DOCTYPE@)

C EVAL WVALLSTR=%STR(QxmlDOMString_transcode

C (DOMSTRPTR@))

C EXCEPT DTYPNAM

C CALLP QxmlDOMString_delete(DOMSTRPTR@)

C EVAL

DOMSTRPTR@=QxmlDOM_DocumentType_getPublicId 

C (DOCTYPE@)

C EVAL WVALLSTR=%STR(QxmlDOMString_transcode

C (DOMSTRPTR@))

C EXCEPT DPUBLID

C CALLP QxmlDOMString_delete(DOMSTRPTR@)

C EVAL

DOMSTRPTR@=QxmlDOM_DocumentType_getSystemId

C (DOCTYPE@)

C EVAL WVALLSTR=%STR(QxmlDOMString_transcode

C (DOMSTRPTR@))

C EXCEPT DSYSTID

C CALLP QxmlDOMString_delete(DOMSTRPTR@)

 

- Jason

 

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