When copying a subtree of nodes from one document to another, cloning the subtree and then inserting it into the other document will result in a wrong document exception. The subtree of nodes must be
// Obtain an DOM document; this method is implemented in
// e510 The Quintessential Program to Create a DOM Document from an XML File
Document doc = parseXmlFile("infilename.xml", true);
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e539. Adding a Node to a DOM Document
This example demonstrates how to insert a node into a DOM rela
This example removes an element node and inserts its children nodes into the element node's parent. This can cause two text nodes to be adjacent. Normalizing the document merges adjacent text nodes in
// Obtain an element; the following method is implemented in
// e510 The Quintessential Program to Create a DOM Document from an XML File
Document doc = parseXmlFile("infilename.xml", false)
// This method writes a DOM document to a file
public static void writeXmlFile(Document doc, String filename) {
try {
// Prepare the DOM document for writing
So
// This method applies the xslFilename to inFilename and
// returns DOM document containing the result.
public static Document parseXmlFile(String inFilename, String xslFilename) {
The entities declared in the DTD of an XML document are available in the DOM document. Unfortunately, with J2SE 1.4's default parser, only the names, not the values, are available. In order to obtain
The notations declared in the DTD of an XML document are available in the DocumentType object of a DOM document.
// Obtain a document; the following method is implemented in
// e510 The Qui
