Hi Juraj,
I'm not sure what you are trying to do, but a Namespace Node is in fact a special Attribute Node (however, it does not extend Attribute). For instance: if you create a Namespace Node (prefix: "mypref", uri: "myuri") and add it to an Element, in the corresponding XML that element will have an attribute xmlns:mypref="myuri".
So, it's pretty obvious you can't set the text of a Namespace Node.
I think you want to create an Element that has a Namespace declaration:
<parent>
<tsixmlcompare xmlns="http://www.fdhhfd.com/sdgsdg">ADD</tsixmlcompare>
</parent>
To create the above element: do something like this:
Element parent = [...];
Element child = parent.addElement("tsixmlcompare", http://www.fdhhfd.com/sdgsdg);
child.setText("ADD");
regards,
Maarten
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Hello,
I am creating a new document and want to add a Namespace Node to an element. This part is working fine. Now I want to set a value/text to this Namespace. The setTExt methods throws an UnsupportedException, because the Namespace is readOnly. Can someone tell me, why and how to set the text?
Namespace nNew = new Namespace("tsixmlcompare","http://www.fdhhfd.com/sdgsdg");
nNew.setText("ADD");
Thanks,
Juraj
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