Today I get to learn how to use xmllint properly. It does not seem to be well covered or explained. I plan to use a single language resource file to run my entire system. I have a mixture of bash scripts and php pages that must read from this language file. Currently I am using the following format in my
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Extract section of xml from result of curl command on Linux
I am issuing the following command: Which returns xml that looks similar to this: What is the easiest way to extract an xml element from the response, e.g. the element “true”? Note, I want the complete opening tag, content, and closing tag (and the content may also be empty. Thanks Answer Would xmllint be an option for you as well?
How to solve the ‘Lock obtain timed out’ when using Solr plainly?
I have two cores for our Solr system (Solr version 3.6.1). When I invoke the following command line on our dedicated Solr server to add and then index a file: I get an exception in /usr/share/tomcat7/logs/solr.2013-12-11.log file (after about 6 minutes of waiting): (You can see the detailed output of it at the end of this message). I tried to
basics steps in converting xml file to html file
I would like convert a xml file to a html file. Where i can find a step by step tutorial (for linux) to do this in shell script, or which are the steps to follow. Sorry for the very basic question, but i am an absolute begginer on this. thanx Answer The basic tools to do this is XSLT. XSLT