Swanson, Brion wrote:
I know that JAXP is a common API for parsing XML (that is, you can plug any
compliant XML parser in without changing any code), but is there anything
like that for serializing a Document?
I am probably wrong, but I believe that is an upcoming
DOM level 3 feature. Is that rig
Hello people. Yes, you can use an identity transform : use the method newTransformer() (class TransformerFactory) with no parameter. Another way is to use JDOM which is almost a JDK API (that is to say, not an implementation).
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If you look at javax.xml.transform, you can do what is termed an identity
transformation, which is essentially serialization. This allows you to
serialize SAX events, DOM trees, or re-serialize a stream. As a s
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I'm sorry, I was unclear with my use of 'serialize'. I meant
serializing
the DOM into XML (as in the org.apache.xml.seri
Hello people. I'm not sure about what you want to do exactly but if you want to serialize an XML document, the best way to do it is to serialize it in a text file (i.e. an XML file). And for this, you can use JDOM which is almost a JDK API (that is to say, not an implementation). Hope that helps.
If you look at javax.xml.transform, you can do what is termed an identity
transformation, which is essentially serialization. This allows you to
serialize SAX events, DOM trees, or re-serialize a stream. As a serializer
it is a bit limited in it's ability to handle doc type stuff, but in other
w
sorry for the wasted bandwidth - please ignore my previous stupid answer
(hey, it's early!). i often forget that "serialization" in an XML context
is a bit different than "serialization" in a Java context. duh! :-/
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From: Reynolds, Ron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: JAXP and serialization APIs
do the serialization by hand? s
do the serialization by hand? serialization requires binary compatibility
between objects (with relatively simliar VMs). of course you could always
convert the DOM to XML and serialize that, which is probably easier than
doing it by hand and has roughly the same result. either way i don't think
