Hi, all
I have the following piece of code:
import com.google.gwt.xml.client.*;
Document myDoc=XMLParser.parse(myXML);
for (int i=0;i<10;i++)
{
Window.alert("Hashcode="+ myDoc.getFirstChild().hashCode());
}
Output:
Hashcode=3
Hashcode=4
....
Hashcode=12
So, what do i see is that each time the hashCode function produces
different result.
As far as i understand, the latter means that:
a) getFirstChild produces a new object instance of Node interface
b) I cannot store Node objects in Hash-based collections
So, what do you think - is there some workaround to make DOM
implementation work in the manner which is similar to Java
implementations, where nodes are immutable?
Best regards.
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