If I have a document (note the content element referencing external namespace):
<document> <author name="John Doe" /> <title>Some name of a document</title> <exerpt>A brief description of a quotable phrase from document</exerpt> <content xmlns:myco="http://www.company.com/document/schema";> <myco:heading>This is the heading of the document</myco:heading> <myco:sub-heading>This is the sub-heading of the document</myco:sub-heading> <myco:body> This is the body content of the document and I can have some text that references a term that may require more explaination so I add a strangeword<myco:footnote symbol="*" expr="refer to user guide for more information" /> and this footnote will appear at the bottom of the document. </myco:body> </content> </document> I am new to digester but understand I have to write getter/setter classes to represent the different elements. Can someone help with writing the rules to digest this? I would like some flexibility to have zero, one or more namespaces declared in my <content> element and the digester will "digest" the elements within these. For example, this instance uses a namespace and scheme defined by myco, but we may want just text with no namespaces, or use xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/xhtml/schema"; and embed html in the document. Where do I start? Thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
