For a specific field you can use a QName for the value of the bind-xml name attribute as such: <bind-xml name="foo:bar" xmlns:foo="http://www.acme.com/foo"/> Note: The namespace prefix is only used for qualification during the loading of the mapping, it is not used during Marshaling. To map namespace prefixes during marshaling you currently need to set these via the Marshaler directly. For a class mapping, use the <map-to> element.

We don't currently have a clean, internationalised set of help pages under a free license. A few developers are hoping to make this possible; however, the Help namespace currently ships in a blank state. You are free to add your own help pages, copy the Public Domain help pages or copy certain of the items from Meta, e.g. the user guide or MediaWiki Handbook, these two collections being free to use under the GNU Free Documentation License.

How can I specify the "upload a file" input textbox in a form to be read only so that the user can click on the browse button and pick a file but they cannot type anything into the textbox next to the browse button.

By default, DenyHosts (when run in daemon mode) will timestamp log entries with an ISO8061 timestamp format. This may be undesirable for some users and may not blend easily with 3rd party packages such as log_check, log_watch, etc). To specify an alternate timestamp format, simply set the DAEMON_LOG_TIME_FORMAT parameter in the denyhosts.cfg file. It is recommended that you refer to the man page for strftime for possible values. A typical alternative timestamp may be Jan 1 22:05:59.

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Yes, you can specify parameters for URIs used in tags such as <audio> and <goto>/<submit>, allowing dynamic generation of the responses.

How could we tweak the code to output the xml schema with with the xml file produced? Some systems demand the schema be present with the data. when i execute the DTS STEP as Standlone Step it executes fine but when i execute it as a package it screws up The script shown works quite well. However, if comments were added about the 'dialect', 'stream' etc it would have been helpful.

Specify the default page size for files for which no page size is specified. Page size in source file overrides the default setting. Specify resolution of output file, and units of measure. Includes an option to emulate an HP printer with a 300/600 dpi toggle switch. This is useful for files with raster logos which were imaged at 600 dpi. It is safe to leave this switch on all the time, although there may be rare encounters with files which convert improperly with this switch enabled.

You do not have to do font mapping in PDF. ADEPT Suite will convert characters to a Type 3 font, as needed. Only those characters used are added to the fonts, which keeps the file size small.

Yes! We provide one such tool, see org.exolab.castor.tools.MappingTool. There are some 3rd party tools as well.

Is your class / file / namespace documented? If not, it will not be extracted from the sources unless EXTRACT_ALL is set to YES in the config file. Are the members private? If so, you must set EXTRACT_PRIVATE to YES to make them appear in the documentation. Is there a function macro in your class that does not end with a semicolon (e.g. MY_MACRO())? If so then you have to instruct doxygen's preprocessor to remove it.

We don't currently have a clean, generic, internationalized set of help pages. Would you like to write one? However, you will find some useful pages in the MediaWiki User's Guide. They are of course open content under the GNU FDL.

Each release version has a distinct target namespace. The namespace for a given version is the URL "http://www.it.ojp.gov/jxdm/" concatenated with the version number "3.0.2" (for example). So, the namespace for release version 3.0.2 is http://www.it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0.2 This namespace is used for three purposes: (1) as an XML namespace, (2) for schema version control, and (3) to locate the distribution schemas and associated documentation.

The short answer to this is "Because double clickable preferences documents are a kludge and this restriction is an artifact of their kludginess." The long answer is that IC targets applications (when doing things like sending GURL events to process URLs) based on their creator code. This is a three step process. First we find it in the desktop database, then we launch it, then we send it a GURL event. The two steps are skipped if the application is already running.

lt;build> ... <pluginManagement> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-eclipse-plugin</artifactId> <configuration> <outputDirectory>target-eclipse</outputDirectory> </configuration> </plugin> </plugins> </pluginManagement> ... </build>

The most important thing to remember is that the patterns in refuse files are relative to the prefix, which is often not what you think of as the logical root of a particular collection. To determine the prefix, look at your cvsupfile. Does it contain something like this? *default prefix=/some/directory Usually it will. In that case /some/directory is the prefix. Otherwise, the prefix is the same as the base. To determine the base, see this.

The pdrApp main program uses an environment variable JOBOPTIONS to determine the name and location for a jobOptions file.