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1. Why is this java code not parsing my Xml correctly?    stackoverflow.com

I've written class to parse some xml into an object and it's not working correctly, when I try and get the value of a node I get a null rather than ...

2. Java XML parsing using DOM to get nodevalue    stackoverflow.com

    try {
        String data = "<a><b c='d' e='f'>0.15</b></a>";
        DocumentBuilderFactory documentBuilderFactory = DocumentBuilderFactory
  ...

3. XML DOM parsing with Java    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to parse this XML string:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<response type="success">
   <lots>
      <lot>32342</lot>
      <lot>52644</lot>
   </lots>
 </response>
When I ...

4. XML parsing and DOM management in Java    stackoverflow.com

I need to manage xml with java. Only DOM is enough... I need something very simple or better I would really avoid to install new libraries... what is the package to use in ...

5. Modify existing XML stylesheet processing instruction in Java    stackoverflow.com

I'm reading an existing XML file and outputting it (using DOM).

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="test"?>
<Books>
    <Book name="MyBook" />
</Books>
But how do I modify the XML stylesheet? -> href here ...

6. Parsing section from XML    stackoverflow.com

I have a XML document. From the whole document I want to parse a particular section using Java

   <sec sec-type="methods">
    .....
   </sec>
There are child ...

7. parsing Xml with NodeList and DocumentBuilder    stackoverflow.com

Having a bit of trouble parsing xml with dom and DocumentBuilder. I'm able to get it working, but I guess I get a bit confused with all the child nodes, etc. ...

8. XML parsing using DOM in java    stackoverflow.com

<tree>
<declarations>
    <attributeDecl name="name" type="String"/>
</declarations>
<branch>
<attribute name="name" value="Malaria"/>
<branch>
<attribute name="name" value="Excess Stool"/>
<branch>
<attribute name="name" value="Do you have watery stool"/>
<branch>
</branch>
<attribute name="name" value="Do you have this condition for more than a weeks time"/>
<branch>
<attribute name="name" ...

9. Parsing dblp.xml with java DOM/SAX    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to parse dblp.xml in java to get the author names/title/year etc, but since the file is huge (860MB), I cannot use DOM/SAX on the complete file. So I split ...

10. How to parse a DocumentFragment with with the Java standard DOM API    stackoverflow.com

This is how I can parse a well-formed XML document in Java:

DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder();

// text contains the XML content
Document doc = builder.parse(new InputSource(new StringReader(text)));
An example ...

11. Problems with simple Java DOM Parsing    stackoverflow.com

Could someone please explain why this is happening. I have simplified my problem by created a simple program, but see details about the problem I’m facing:

String xml = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n" ...

12. XML DOM Parsing    forums.oracle.com

Dear Friends, I need to read the data from one XML file, I can read some data but i am not able to read the following tags with in ![CDATA] benificiarydataFamily Data XYZ ]]> I need to read the tag, Please advice me how to read these data. Thank you in ...

13. XML Dom Parsing Help    forums.oracle.com

14. DOM - parse current page    forums.oracle.com

15. Parse XML to DOM    forums.oracle.com

Hello, I am trying to create a Java XML parser that will turn some xml data into dom trees so that I can manipulate it and create a new xml document. I have found some tutorials on creating xml from DOM trees, but not the other way around. Does anyone know of a good tutorial? Thank you.

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