Hi,

I have a problem with handling DOM that is created by Firefox.

Firefox creates DOM nodes with more than one text node child when the
content/text in a node is very long. DOM parsers only accept nodes
with one text node child. This causes the String to be empty/null when
the text was too long (too long = more than approx. 300 chars).

My concrete case:
Parsing XML RPC response containing a long text with
com.fredhat.gwt.xmlrpc.client.XmlRpcRequest<T>. In method
getNodeTextValue(Node node), only one child node is accepted.

I guess this is a FF bug, as it should always create only one text
node. Did anyone have the same probelm? Workarounds? I changed the
fredhat method to join the multiple thext nodes (which works, but is a
hack).

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