>> >The problem is this I have now got my servlet (jswdk-1.0.1 because
>>tomcat
>> >has/is cause me all manner of probs!) to invoke my createaccount method
>> >that
>> >reads in my XML file
>>using the
>>DOM
>> >and adds a new account to the DOM tree and writes (i.e save) the DOM
>>tree
>> >back to the XML file. Now this works fine upto a call to the save method
>> >from createaccount method. I have tested the createaccount method and
>>works
>> >when the createaccount method is not invoked by the servlet. So in
>>theory
>> >it
>> >should work when called by the servlet?? But NO, things are not that
>> >simple,
>> >Well can anybody help:
>> >the code for save looks like this:
>> >public static void save() {
>> >try{
>> >1 DOMSource source = new DOMSource(doc);
>> >2 FileOutputStream outstream = new FileOutputStream("acc.xml");
>> >3 StreamResult result = new StreamResult(outstream);
>> >4 TransformerFactory transfac = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
>> >5 Transformer trans = transfac.newTransformer();
>> >6 trans.transform(source,result);
>> > }
>> >catch (Throwable e) {e.printStackTrace);}
>> >}
>> >Now I have traced the problem to line 6) and it is this line that throws
>>an
>> >exception so the method doesn't work, well the output is a
>> >blank acc.xml because of line 2).
>> >
>> >So does any body know why this does not work??? can transformer
>>interface
>> >not be used from the servlet or something??
The error (exception) that occurs when I try to run the
>transformer, it is this:
>
>java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
at org.apache.xpathDOM2Helper.getNamespaceOfNode(DOM2 Helper)
>
>What does this mean does it mean???? I am confused beacuse if the method
>works when not invoked by the servlet then it must be able to find the
>methods I have used what could this possibly mean ??
>
>PLEASE HELP
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