Thomas DeWeese wrote:
<snipped>... Well, I wasn't part of the initial decision, but we have needed to
_heavily_ customize the DOM to support CSS, various peculiarities of
SVG (like use), so the real trade off would be the complexity of
extending base classes we have no control over, vs reimplementation...
OK fair comment. Thanks for the explanation.
My interest in the DocumentType node is that at present, a newly created document gets written to file without a DTD specified. It is better to specify the DTD, so that the likes of the W3C Validator can confirm that the document has been generated correctly.
As a workaround, I convert my DOM to JDOM before writing this to file (IMHO, JDOM is a lot easier to use anyway) and JDOM lets me set the document type node before writing the file.
Rick :-)
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