Alternatively, you can do it the 'correct' way and just map the
default namespace to a prefix and use the prefix in your XPaths.
Using something like this:
Document document = reader.read(new File("findings.html"));
XPath xp = DocumentFactory.getInstance().createXPath("//xhtml:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]'content_left']");
Map ns = new HashMap();
ns.put( "xhtml","http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";);
xp.setNamespaceURIs( ns);
List nodes = xp.selectNodes( document.getRootElement());
Regards,
Edwin
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