> and then you dynamically create xml tags on that
> document object, one by one, the resulting xml
> document does not preserve the sequentail order of the
> xml tags in the order in which I created them.
Can you show us how you create these elements
sequentially and can you show us how you serialize
your dom4j document?
> And like I said, the xml ordering is important in
> order for it to pass the schema validation, because
> the XSD file specifies that the xml tags need to be in
> order (i.e. the XSD uses the <sequence> tag to
> specify the xml tag ordering).
The order of XML Elements is indeed very important.
I could not reproduce your problem, using the
following code:
Document document = DocumentHelper.createDocument();
Element root = document.addElement("Document");
Element records = root.addElement("RecordsList");
records.addElement("FirstName").setText("John");
records.addElement("LastName").setText("John");
records.addElement("Age").setText("55");
XMLWriter writer = new XMLWriter(System.out);
writer.write(document);
Regards,
Edwin
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