s like due to the xmlns attribute in the input
xml. How do I deal with this type of xml input?
Thanks,
Dennis
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Igor,
There does'nt seem to be any , check the source org.dom4j.tree.*
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Where do I find documentation about classes like DefaultElement? I did not
know they are accessible from "outside" without their in
Mike,
I indeed took the wrong one. Thanx
dennis
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esn't appear to do this, except by way of the static
QNameCache instance.
- Dennis
Jim Brain wrote:
In the case I have, we are doing:
public static Element doThis() {
Element e=DocumentHelper.createElement("Jim");
e.addElement("Fred");
return e;
}
According t
ot in QNameCache - James, are you out there for comment?
- Dennis
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
In the simple case where multiple threads are building separate
documents simultaneously you only need to change the static data
structures: QNameCache and NamespaceCache that I know of. Using
non-threadsafe
calls with a synchronize on the document object.
- Dennis
David Hooker wrote:
I second this (or is it third?) also. I've seen some weird exceptions
coming out of DOM4J on SMP (multi-cpu) machines. While I can't
definitively blame Dom4J, it would at least lessen the risk in this
