Hi
I assume you looking for a way to output the contents of
your document or node object as text, the following sample code will do exactly
that. It does not make use of crimson or jaxp classes.
/** Returns source underlying xml document. This a fail quick
implementation, if the doc
Hi,
I hope I'm sending this to the right address, if not please forward to the right one.
When I used the jaxp1.1EA package from java.sun.com I found a great and good looking way to output XML elements as text. Crimson uses XmlWriter & XmlWriterContext for that use.
But, as good as that may be