Is it possible to extract the node name using apache digester?
So, if the xml looks like
<furniture>
<sofa>
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I'm doing some tests, but I see no difference when I use or not the normalize() method.
But the examples at ExampleDepot website use it.
So, what is it for? (The documentation wasn't ... |
I have an XML file like this:
<A>
<B>
<c>1<c/>
<d>2<d/>
<e>3<e/>
</B>
<B>
<c>11<c/>
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I'm having a lot of trouble trying to get my repository.xml correct for a 2 node configuration using a shared NFS mount. Should I be using a DB persistence manager for ... |
I have parsed an XML file and have gotten a Node that I am interested in. How can I now find the line number in the source XML file where this ... |
I needed to split an xml-file, that worked but than i discovered that I don't need the part and .
I split it into 1000 files so is it possible ... |
I want to rename the existing XML node into new name. I am doing XML parsing using DOM concept java, i have set of node which contains same name. for ... |
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Just fooling with removing whitespace but keeping each node on its own line from an xml document when adding and removing elements from xml in java and I'm having trouble understanding ... |
How to remove XML nodes in Java SE? I am using org.apache.xerces. Thanks. The below code isn't working.
DOMParser parser = new DOMParser();
System.out.println(DIR_STRING + "/" + jmsFileNameString);
parser.parse(DIR_STRING + "/" + jmsFileNameString);
Document doc ...
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I have the below XML. Here I want to get the previous sibling of node c which is b using java
<root>
<a>
<b>
<c>
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What best meets my requirements in creating and modifying xml?
Req:
- checking whether a node exists through the entire path from the root
<root>
<a>
<b>
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Hi I have to retrieve all the nodes from an xml doc, that end with 'CLS'. The first character could be anything. Is there anyway to do this, without comparing each and every node name? can I use getElementByTagName(String) where the string can contain any wild card characters to do the search? or is there any other recourse to this? Thanks ... |
The following code should write information to a preferences file, that is expected to include left, top, width, height, and, title nodes, however, it does not seem to happen. Any idea how to update the code so that preferences are included within the preferences file exported from the File > Export Preferences option? import java.awt.EventQueue; import java.awt.event.*; import java.io.*; import java.util.prefs.*; ... |
I was reading about .length on my book when I saw your reply. Thanks, your suggestion worked well. Now, I can see the problem with my original statement. I will follow your advice and change all the string comparisons that I have created in the same way (even though they work, it is clearly not safe). |
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Now I'm confused too: if you can find the parent of a node then Farmor's code is the way to go; if not, you have to search the entire tree from the root for that node. The OP wrote about a 'maximum depth'; does that imply that more than one identical instance can be an element of the entire DOM tree ... |
How would you retrieve all Names from the map using the scheme your proposed? What are you actually trying to do? What is the purpose of the map? Based on the limited information you provided, I guess a better solution might be to store a collection of values in the map for each unique node name (instead of individual values with ... |