thankx all those who answered my question. Anyway, but i found he answer in
the FAQ of JDOM itself
<extract>
How do I construct a Document from a String?
You use standard Java IO library calls. Wrap the String
with a StringReader and pass the reader to SAXBuilder:
Document doc = builder.build(new StringReader(xml));
</extract>
solved my problem. Guess here's where i get 2 hear the famous -- RTFM ;)
thankx all !!
Mayuresh
PS: LOT = Little-bit off the topic
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