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How do I get the DOCTYPE tag into the XMLDocument after its parsed?

April 26, 2017DOCTYPE parsed xmldocument

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How do I get the DOCTYPE tag into the XMLDocument after its parsed?

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You need to do some preprocessing to the file( getDoctype ()), and then put it through the DOMParser again( setDoctype ()), which will produce a valid, well-formed XMLDocument with the DOCTYPE tag contained within. Here is an example: — new parser p := xmlparser.newParser; — parse dtd file xmlparser.parseDTD(p, dir || ‘/’ || dtdfile, root); dt := xmlparser.getDoctype(p); — parse input file xmlparser.setValidationMode(p, true); xmlparser.setDoctype(p, dt); xmlparser.parse(p, dir || ‘/’ || inpfile); — get document doc := xmlparser.getDocument(p); —————————————————— — Set DOCTYPE Tag —————————————————— xmldom.setDoctype(doc,’family’,’/tmp/family.dtd’,”); xmldom.writeToFile(doc, dir || ‘/’ || ‘familyout.txt’); Notes: dtdfile – varchar2 parameter for DTD File. dir – varchar2 parameter directory information inpfile – input xml file.