It may be ugly, but this works required that the DOM Document (aDocument
here) was stripped from ignorable white spaces (formatting indentation
nodes) at parse time. The 'OutputFormat' constructor takes its third
argument as an indicator if you want to indentate the Document again
(probably if you want to make it human-enabled)
From string -> file is trivial?
public String getDocumentStringRepresentation() {
// Format the document for string representation
OutputFormat format =
new OutputFormat(aDocument, null, true); //Serialize DOM
StringWriter stringOut =
new StringWriter(); //Writer will be a String
XMLSerializer serial = new XMLSerializer(stringOut, format);
try {
serial.asDOMSerializer(); // As a DOM Serializer
serial.serialize( aDocument.getDocumentElement() );
} catch ( Exception ex ) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}
return stringOut.toString();
}
best,
/aksel
-----Original Message-----
From: David DELGRANCHE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 7. marts 2001 14:54
To: Xerces J Users (Adresse de messagerie)
Subject: Node Insertion in an XML document
Hi all
I have to insert a node into an XML document at the end. I know how
to
insert a node into a DOM, but I have one question. How to come back to the
XML document from the DOM: if I insert a node in my DOM How to be sure that
there is also one more node in my document?
Thanks
David.
David DELGRANCHE
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