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问题 This question already has answers here : Display HTML code in HTML (24 answers) Closed 4 months ago . I want to show HTML code as plain text. for example <div style="width:250px;"> <xmp> <a href="#"> new element dummy text new element dummy text new element dummy text new element dummy text new element dummy text</a> </xmp> <div> The problem is while using <xmp> tag its ignore the div width that contain text. How can I fix it out. Any other solution instead of <xmp> tag? 回答1: Simply using

问题 I'm trying to connect to node-xmpp-server from node-xmpp-client browser.But I have the following errors: Thanks for any help! 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32221452/node-xmpp-client-cannot-connect-to-node-xmpp-server-from-browser

问题 I want to write custom metadata to a pdf file which are not supported by XMP standard schemas hence I wrote my own schema containing my own properties. I can successfully write these additional custom metadata to my PDF file using either PDFBox or iTextPDF library. I am however unable to read the custom metadata at client side without parsing the XMP xml. I guess there should be some API that I am not aware of for getting your custom schema back to your java class. Please help me if I am

问题 I'm trying to read XMP information from a jpeg on iPhone. I can get tags from IPTC, TIFF or EXIF easily using ImageIO but not XMP. I'm specially interested the rating tag. Does anyone know how to do that? 回答1: I've been trying to figure this out myself for a bit. Based on what I've found it looks like a you will need to create or find a custom toolset for parsing the XMP data. It is stored in an XML format. Adobe has an SDK and toolset for dealing with XMP data that can be found here. If you

问题 I am trying to use iTextSharp to read/modify PDF metadata. I figured out how to do it using pdfreader and pdfstamper. I was wondering if I could also read/modify additional metadata information like copyright information and few others within the XMP photoshop namespace. I would greatly appreciate any pointers to the solution. Thank you, Murugesh. 回答1: You can read metadata using `PdfReader'. I've read metadata like this: PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("HelloWorldNoMetadata.pdf"); string s

问题 How do I show HTML markup including tags without using the XMP element on an HTML5 website? The website is made with HTML5 and shows tutorials about HTML, C++ etc. So I need to show the source code of many programming languages. 回答1: The most often used alternative is to use the <pre> or <code> element and escape characters that have a special meaning in HTML. < would become < , > is escaped to > . According to Can I escape html tags within a class (recreate the xmp tag)?, you can still use

问题 Can you recommend a library that lets me add XMP data to a TIFF file? Preferably a library that can be used with Java. 回答1: There is JempBox which is open source and allows the manipulation of XMP streams, but it doesn't look like it will read/write the XMP data in a TIFF file. There is also Chilkat which is not open source, but does appear to do what you want. 回答2: It's been a while, but it may still be useful to someone: Apache Commons has a library called Sanselan suitable for this task.

问题 Has anyone ever heard of something that might facilitate the work with XMP metadata in Matlab? For instance, EXIF metadata can be read simply by using the exifread command - output = exifread(filename); I've found this thread, but it seems to be dead. Currently I am thinking about the following options: Writing MEX file using C++ XMP SDK Calling Java routines using JAVA XMP SDK To summarize, the question is: Do you have any idea on how XMP can be read/written in Matlab? 回答1: XMP is just XML,

问题 I need to read and inject XMP metadatas in an mp4 container. I know this is possible on android with the "mp4parser" library, but I couldn't find an equivalent for iOS. For the read part, is it possible to read every footage from the camera roll to inspect their 360 XMP metadatas quickly ? For the writing, I'm trying to use Adobe's XMP toolkit. I have an mp4 video in a folder, and I want to inject into it some 360 metadatas. After injecting the metadatas (I suppose it works), I export the

问题 I have been trying to examine a JPEG file, known to contain IPTC data, but could notice no strings whatsoever. I tried the well known UNIX strings command, ASCII, 8-bit, 16-bit Unicode --- to no avail: I could not see any strings that I expect to find in IPTC fields. My question is: How is IPTC data encoded? Is it encrypted? Compressed? Other? Why can't it be viewed using the strings command? 回答1: The most probable reason why you cannot view IPTC data using a hex viewer is because it has no