Hi,
It's a question related to white-space handling.
I've created a DOM object and would like to write it out into an XML file. It seems to be an easy task.
I can write it simply out with XMLWriter, then I'll get the whole XML file in one line. It's not very practical, since the XML file will be quite large and I would like to check this (conversion result) in a text editor...etc.
So I'd like to split the content to lines - somehow.
I can specify formatting for the XMLWriter
OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint()
... but it's not aware of the target DTD - of course, so it'll indent everything, which creates errors.
If the content model is a mixed content (#PCDATA + elements), then it's not allowed to insert extra white-space just for formatting, since it's changing the content!
I haven't found any option of the OutputFormat or the XMLWriter which solves this problem.
Please help!
Best regards,
Barnabas Davoti
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