Falk Langhammer wrote:
Thomas Jones-Low wrote:
The HTML code is stored in the application in a javax.swing.text.html.HTMLDocument class. I created a HTMLListMapper.java class to map the HTML to XML to (un)Marshal the code. Here is the Marshaller.
Hi Thomas,
I suspect You are on a wrong path.
I suspect you may be correct. I'll try the more obvious approach.
javax.swing.text.html.HTMLDocument will give You HTML markup as a string and this is easy to marshal and unmarshall using JIBX (will do all the escaping for you). Note that html is NOT xml and I guess there aren't other options. Any attempt to embedd html into any xml would yield a non well-formed document and JIBX must refuse to parse it.
Concerning XHTML, You could use Dennis' DomElementMapper and try to construct an javax.swing.text.html.HTMLDocument from an Element. However, I guess this isn't easy with out-of-the-box classes.
A modified unmarhaller from DomElementMapper works ok for the this, but you do need to write this yourself.
Just pass the html string to your middle ware (as a string), and transform it to XHTML (e.g., using a conversion tool) there for further processing. Getting back the html string is easy (e.g., use xalan).
Bye, Falk
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