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Java » XML » DOM Edit Screenshots  Java DOM edit: Modifying Text by Cutting and Pasting     public void edit(Document doc) {         int length;         int count;         int offset;         Element root = doc.getDocumentElement();         Element place = (Element)root.getFirstChild();         Text name = (Text)place.getFirstChild().getFirstChild();         Text directions = (Text)place.getLastChild().getFirstChild();         length = name.getLength();         count = 4;         offset = length - 4;         name.deleteData(offset,count);         length = directions.getLength();         count = 6;         offset = length - count;         String bridge = directions.substringData(offset,count);         name.appendData(bridge);         count = 5;         offset = 4;         directions.deleteData(offset,count);     }                     Related examples in the same category 1.  Creates element node, attribute node, comment node, processing instruction and a CDATA section 2.  Java DOM edit: Locate a Node and Change Its Content 3.  Java DOM edit: Locating a Node by Using Siblings 4.  Java DOM edit: Delete the First Child of the Root Node 5.  Java DOM edit: Replacing an Existing Node with a New One 6.  Java DOM edit: Add an Element Containing All Names 7.  Java DOM edit: Duplicate a Subtree 8.  Java DOM edit: Adding an Attribute to an Element 9.  Java DOM edit: Deleting Two Attributes 10.  Java DOM edit: Copying Attributes 11.  Java DOM edit: A Method to Find an ID Value and Print the Element Text 12.  Java DOM edit: Modifying Text by Replacement 13.  Java DOM edit: Edit Text by Insertion and Replacement 14.  Java DOM edit: Replacing a Text Node with a New CDATASection Node 15.  Java DOM edit: Splitting One Text Node into Three 16.  Java DOM edit: Normalize All of the Text in a Document 17.  Java DOM edit: Creates a New DOM Parse Tree 18.  Java DOM edit: Copy a Node from One Parse Tree into Another 19.  Java DOM edit: Creating a DocumentFragment Subtree and Appending to the Document 20.  Java DOM edit: Insert a Processing Instruction and a Comment 21.  XML Tree Dumper 2 22.  A Method for Inserting a New Entry in a List

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