Yes, that constructor does not seem to be very intuitive.
To get around this problem you could try the following code: ... DocumentFactory factory = DocumentFactory.getInstance(); Document doc = factory.createDocument( element.createCopy()); DocumentSource source = new DocumentSource( doc); ...
That is what I have been doing. But I have wondered if it could be less expensive if the Source can come from the node rather than converting it to a Document (but not posted about it because it has not /appeared/ that expensive). Perhaps the node can be sent out as SAX events to the transform?
best, -Rob
Regards, Edwin
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