Could you help me understand why there are two version of this
"XMLSerializer"? I downloaded the Xerces-J-tools.1.4.0.zip, which has a
buggy version of this class. It keeps giving this "Writer has not been set"
error. Took me a whole day to figure out that I should have downloaded
Xerces-J-bin.1.4.0.zip.
Regards
Michael
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> Try "org.apache.xml.serialize.XMLSerializer". It can be as simple as
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> XMLSerializer serializer = new XMLSerializer(System.out, null);
> serializer.serialize(document);
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> Or you can use an "OutputFormat". Refer to the javadoc of Xerces.
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> Cheers,
> Sandy Gao
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> Hey All,
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> I'm currently new to Xerces and trying to write an xml document that I
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> already read in. I'm appending elements to the end of it and trying to
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> put it. But I'm having problems with this. Does anyone have an example
> of
> writing xml documents from a Document instance? Or know of any links that
> have code examples of this?
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> Thanks!
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> Steven
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