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John Kaputin commented on WODEN-180:
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You can get the DOM Element representing a wsdl:documentation element via
DocumentationElement.getContent() which returns an XMLElement object, then
calling XMLElement.getSource() and casting the java.lang.Object to an
org.w3c.dom.Element. Will this help with serialization?
XMLElement is an abstraction that hides the choice of underlying XML object
model (e.g. DOM or Axiom) from the Woden API. The methods on XMLElement are
mostly those that existed on DOMUtils in WSDL4J. DOMUtils did not have any
methods for handling text or mixed type content. It's possible to add methods
for mixed type to XMLElement if you need this, but could you describe the use
case in a bit more detail (i.e. how you intend to serialize the documentation
element using the new method(s) ).
> XMLElement should provide a method to retrieve its text content.
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> Key: WODEN-180
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WODEN-180
> Project: Woden
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Parser
> Reporter: Sagara Gunathunga
> Priority: Minor
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> XMLElement should provide a method to retrieve its text content.
> Currently XMLElement provides methods for retrieving child Elements and
> attributes. When we have text content inside the XMLElement, there is no way
> to retrieve it. DocumentationElement is a good example for this, where we add
> human readable text content.
> Because of this deficiency we can't serialize Documentation Element. Wsdl4j
> facilitates this with the use of org.w3c.dom.Element Interface.
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