parsed造句

XML document storage in a column as a parsed structure.

Or imagine building an XML importer that parsed data and inserted it straight into the database.

In this program, the parser USES global variables to track the list of messages parsed.

As an ELF object, this file has a very specific structure that can be easily parsed and validated.

One of the beautiful things about bash is that this file can be parsed by simply sourcing it.

This is because reading from the XML column requires serialization, or the conversion of parsed XML back to text format.

This attribute takes a Boolean value indicating whether only the integer portion of the provided value should be parsed.

What benefit does this provide? Mainly, that the content inside the double quotes is not parsed, which provides you with more flexibility.

This class encodes the SOAP request message, sends it out and deals with the result, and the WSDL file is loaded and parsed.

You then pass these methods (in the form of a handler) to the parser, along with a document to be parsed.

For very large parsed documents, such a two-step approach might be inefficient, but I find it easier to understand code written this way.

Similarly, document retrieval from an XML column requires serialization, that is, converting the parsed XML format back into its original textual representation.

As with all HTTP-based services, the API works by accepting HTTP requests containing one or more input arguments and returning responses that can be parsed and used by the requesting client.

The obvious candidate for client-side implementation is the search box, where responsiveness is a priority and only the names of the stock items, not their data, need to be parsed and displayed.

The application can use the event reader just like it normally would, but it should expect the custom events to show up in the parsed event stream (see Listing 4).

Using this approach, the application advances a cursor over a stream of XML tokens, examining the parser state at every step to get more information about what was parsed.