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The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
The document URI should be provided as the uri argument. This will be used in the resolution of system IDs in the DTD and document type declaration, and will be embedded in the Domlette nodes for use by the application, such as for resolution of relative URI references in XSLT's document(), xsl:import, and xsl:include, among others.
exclusive - if true, apply exclusive c14n according to http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-exc-c14n/ inclusivePrefixes - if exclusive is True, use this as a list of namespaces representing the "InclusiveNamespacesPrefixList" list in exclusive c14n Please import this from Ft.Xml.Domlette rather than directly from Ft.Xml.Lib.
If the documentURI is not specified, it will try and get it from the document using DOM L3 attributes documentURI, then baseURI. If no URI is found, a warning is issued and a urn:uuid is generated for it.
Get all of the namespaces defined in scope of this node.
Please import this from Ft.Xml.Domlette rather than directly from Ft.Xml.Lib.
It is preferable that users import this from Ft.Xml.Domlette rather than directly from Ft.Xml.Lib.
Traverses the tree to seek an approximate set of defined namespaces.
Uses the default InputSource factory. If you need to change it, reassign the inputSourceFactory attribute, or, preferably, just create a new EntityReader instance.
Uses the default InputSource factory. If you need to change it, reassign the inputSourceFactory attribute, or, preferably, just create a new NoExtDtdReaderBase instance.
Uses the default InputSource factory. If you need to change it, reassign the inputSourceFactory attribute, or, preferably, just create a new NonvalidatingReaderBase instance.
Uses the default InputSource factory. If you need to change it, reassign the inputSourceFactory attribute, or, preferably, just create a new ValidatingReaderBase instance.