Not sure if this is the only way, but...
Use XPath (if you like) to get the Node where you want to add,
then invoke
node.add([<Element>|<Attribute> object])
or addElement("Name").setText("text")
or addAttribute("Name").setText("text")
for example.
jean pujol
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Hello,
I've been using DOM4J since...this morning, and I would like to know if
it's possible
to insert an Element at a location specified by an XPath of the form
"/node()[1]/node()[3]/.../node()[2]". I've read some threads on this
mailing list related to inserting elements at chosen locations, but I
didn't figure out how to do that.
Thanks in advance,
Jean
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