Hi Joel,
I may have to code my own DocumentFactory as well in the near future, so I'm interested in your problem, but don't have an answer for you.
Can you tell us which interfaces you've implemented yourself, such as Element, Document, etc? You might compare your own implementations to the code found in the AbstractXXX and DefaultXXX classes. There are also a varierty of other implementations that I've looked at in the past for some insight.
The cross-reference pages are great for easy browsing:
http://dom4j.org/xref/index.html
best of luck, christian.
On Jun 8, 2004, at 12:05 PM, Joel Rosi-Schwartz wrote:
Hi,
I posted this problem on the user's list and have not had a reply. My
apologies for posting it again here, but this is really rather a show stopper
for me.
I have created a custom DocumentFactory implementation to support my
application's model. All works fine except for when I try to use either
createCopy() or clone(). Essentially I just get the original element
returned. I guess I am missing something. What do I need to do either in my
DocumentFactory class or my model classes to get the proper support for these
methods?
Btw, are there any reference material, examples or how-to on creating and
using a custom DocumentFactory to implement custom classes?
By the way thanks a lot for the great system. I have been using dom4j
extensively for the past three years and this is first support request I have
made. That says an awful lot the both the quality of dom4j and the
thoughtfulness of the api.
Cheers, Joel
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