You don't have to do it for every node, only those where there is formatted
text with html tags or carriage return. Simple raw text don't need to be put
between CDATA.
In fact, only productDescription of my app got CDATA section, every other
one is between simple tag like yours.
When you want to write XML from JAVA, it's the only clean way I know. EX:
*
public* String getObjectXML() {
Document xml = XMLParser.*createDocument*();
Element products = xml.createElement(*PRODUCTSTAG*);
xml.appendChild(products);
Element product = xml.createElement(*PRODUCTTAG*);
Element productUID = xml.createElement(*PRODUCTUIDTAG*);
Text productUIDText = xml.createTextNode(*this*.productUID);
productUID.appendChild(productUIDText);
product.appendChild(productUID);
products.appendChild(product);
*
return* xml.toString();
}
Your XML should be written this way :
<content><![CDATA[Text here text here.
text here.
text here.]]
</content>
<content><![CDATA[Other text here text here.
text here.]]
</content>
EX: <productDescription><![CDATA[<span style="font-weight: bold;">18
AWG<br></span>]]></productDescription>
That's what I use in my products XML created dynamically from a MySQL
database from my PHP servlet.
Then, tell me what is showed with your code, error etc. Because I see that
you have a lot of "content" element, so when you do contents.item(0), you
should have the first one. Is that correct ?
Ohhh and there's is something missing... humm before doing your getNodeValue
and item(0) Check that :
Document xmlDoc = XMLParser.*parse*(*this*.response.getText());
Element root = xmlDoc.getDocumentElement();
XMLParser.*removeWhitespace*(xmlDoc);
NodeList objectsNodeList = root.getElementsByTagName(name);
*for* (Integer i = 0; i < objectsNodeList.getLength(); i++) {
Element objectNode = (Element) objectsNodeList.item(i);
//HERE you do your contents = element.getElementsByTagName("content");
}
Christian
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 1:37 PM, Nickelnext <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello. I tried your way but sure I miss something because it does not
> work.
>
> My application is:
> ---------------------------------
> config.xml file
>
> <content>Text here text here.
> text here.
> text here.
> </content>
> <content>Other text here text here.
> text here.
> </content>
>
> and gwt code
> HTML contHTML = new HTML();
> Document d; //where the parser stores the document
> Element element = (Element) document.getDocumentElement();
>
> //retrieve contents
> contents = element.getElementsByTagName("content");
>
> contHTML.setHTML(contents.item(0).getFirstChild().getNodeValue());
> ------------------------------
>
> now, I know that i must put the <![CDATA[ ]]> around my text, but then
> i don't understand what to do.
> Thank you for your help.
> >
>
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