Element rootEl = doc.getRootElement();
This will not include the "<?xml ...?> declaration, nor any initial comments, processing instructions etc.
You can then print/modify/copy this branch as you like.
Is that what you need?
- Thomas.At 10:17 03/07/2003 -0400, Karen Schaper wrote:
How do you get an xml string with no declaration from a Document object?
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