Hi Chrosophe
From: "Christophe Ponsard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> - the Document class does not seem to support serialization which is a
> required feature for storing a document in a servlet session. Here is
> the
> exception:
> java.io.NotSerializableException: org.dom4j.DocumentFactory
Really soon now, we'll be integrating a fast serialization implementation.
Until then I'd actually recommend not using Java serialization (its *really*
slow) but instead send the XML document as text. So 'serialize' by writing
the document as text and then parsing it back again.
As a work around I'll make sure that at the very least you can, if you wish,
serialize a Document and deserialize again.
> - XPath support does not seem fully implemented (which I understand
> perfectly - this is still under development). For example, using
> multiple
> wildcards patterns such as: /*/*[@attribute]
>
> Can someone provide me with further information on these issues ?
> or pinpoint me an URL with current limitations/future support
> which I did not found
I'll look into that XPath combination - I'll report back to the list
shortly. For now the current limitations are described in the document
here:-
http://dom4j.org/todo.html#Known%20problems
James
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