As bob said, the List isn't 'backed' however...
From: "Field, Richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> We've just started using dom4j and really like it a great deal. One thing
> has us confused, however.
>
> We'd like to use the "backed List" concept to replace nodes/elements in
the
> document by manipul
> List list1 = document1.selectNodes("//topLevel/someElement");
>
> the list doesn't seem 'backed'.
>
> Is this true?
Yes, it is.
So far, XPath (and particular Jaxen) doesn't have any sort of 'write'
semantics, which would include alterations to the list.
The main issue is...
We've just started using dom4j and really like it a great deal. One thing
has us confused, however.
We'd like to use the "backed List" concept to replace nodes/elements in the
document by manipulating a List. This works fine when we get the List like
this:
List list = document.get
We've just started using dom4j and really like it a great deal. One thing
has us confused, however.
We'd like to use the "backed List" concept to replace nodes/elements in the
document by manipulating a List. This works fine when we get the List like
this:
List list = document.get
