Title: What is the best way to create a class that manage pieces of a document?
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Hi Michael
Unfortunately not, the javadoc, cookbook and quick
start guide are currently all the documentation available.
The only helpful way of learning to use dom4j is to
try looking at the sample programs in
dom4j/src/samples/
or the JUnit tests might be helpful
here:-
dom4j/src/test/
James
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 12:27
PM
Subject: RE: [dom4j-dev] What is the best
way to create a class that manag e pieces of a do cument?
James,
Thanks. That is what I was trying to do, I did find my error. Thanks
again.
Is there some other documentation other than the "CookBook" and the
"Quick Start Guide" found on the DOM4j web page? Being new to JAVA, XML and
DOM4J doesn't make it easy.....
Thanks again,
Michael
Do you think you could explain what you mean a
bit more? You mean like this kind of thing?
public interface FragmentFactory {
public Element
create();
}
public class MyFragmentFactory implements
FragmentFactory {
private DocumentFactory
factory;
public MyFragmentFactory()
{
factory =
DocumentFactory.getInstance();
}
public
MyFragmentFactory(DocumentFactory factory) {
this.factory = factory;
}
public Element create() {
// return some dummy
fragment
Element answer =
factory.createElement( "foo" );
answer.addElement( "time"
).addText( new Date().toString() );
return answer;
}
}
James
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 3:34
PM
Subject: [dom4j-dev] What is the best
way to create a class that manage pieces of a do cument?
Dom4j folks,
What is the best way to
create a class that manages a pieces of a document? The class would
create/render/retrieve a specific element of the document.
Does anyone have an
example? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael
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