Thank you very much for taking a look at this! Attached is a zip with a very simple
test case.
If you would be able to get this to work, I could easily apply it to my work since I
am basically
doing the same thing.
-- Daniel Einspanjer, [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/13/2001
On Fri, 13 Jul 2001 12:00:33 -0700, Gary L Peskin wrote:
>Daniel --
>
>Did you ever get this working? �If not, please attach your XML document
>and the XPath expression that you're using. �If you're building the DOM
>from other than a text file, change your application to write out the
>serialized DOM by including
>
>�FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("mydom.ser");
>�ObjectOutputStream oos = new ObjectOutputStream(fos);
>�oos.writeObject(myDoc);
>�oos.flush();
>�fos.close();
>
>I'll try to reproduce the situation here.
>
>Also, I did notice that in your original note, you specified "(" + eid +
>")". �If eid is supposed to be a string instead of an XPath expression,
>you might want to incude quotes:
>
>�"('" + eid + "')"
>
>HTH,
>Gary
idproblem.zip
