All "DOM-like" libraries would do, or ?
dom4j, jdom (two very good libraries for in-memory representation of
the XML-tree, both support XPath, JDOM exposes children with
java-collections) and DOM (which is a standard implemented by Xerces).
Presumably other such libraries as well as stax or xpp can do it.
They all have support for lexical-handling but that's sadly, not enough
to have everything, for example, entities within attribute-values or
DTD-implied attributes. Generally this means that the re-output is
considerably less readable, at least that's my experience.
I'd love to be contradicted!
paul
Le 15 juin 05, à 13:16, Martin Olsson a écrit :
Hi,
I need to implement a program that modifies an XML file, this file will
frequently also be edited by hand in a plain text editor. Of course,
it's
important that the program does not remove or undo any of the
hand-edited
changes (xml data, comments or whitespace). I have previously used
Xerces
for reading XML.
What library can you recommend for editing/writing XML data? Can
Xerces or
some addon do this? Is there anything in the JDK that I missed? Is
there
another Apache project for this?
I'm looking for something that is simple, open source and java.
Ideally I
would like something that works like this:
void updateXmlTagContent(Sometype document,
String xpathSayingWhichTagToUpdate,
String newTagContent);
Have anyone seen a library or tool that does this or something
similar? It
doesnt have to be based on xpath, any solution that gets the XML
document
updated will do.
rgrds,
martin
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