I would reccomend using XmlCursor.moveXml() to achieve this.
As far as why are you getting the XmlValueDisconnectedException, I can't
say I fully understand what you are doing, but I think that you end up
accessing nodes that have been "updated" by the set() operation. This is
sometimes necessary in order to be able to change the type of the nodes,
see XmlObject.set().
Hope this sheds some light,
Radu
From:
Dickbauer Klemens
MAX SD
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To:
[email protected]
Subject:
Moving Nodes and
XmlValueDisconnectedException
Date:
Wed, 8 Jun 2005
18:04:45 +0200
Hi!
I've got a Problem with moving nodes by putting them into an
Array of user defined types. The reason is that I have a wrapper
structure around the XMLBean objects and want to synchronize the
XMLBeans with that wrapper instances.
Therefore I create those arrays according to the wrapper
object's sub nodes and use the setNavNodeArray() to update the
child nodes. Some of the nodes, of course, are therefore "moved"
from parend node "A" to parent node "A", some really change
their parent. When accessing the moved XMLBeans again I get a
XmlValueDisconnectedException. The reason it seems is that
Cur.moveNodeContents() there is a line y.disconnectUser(); that
kind of invalidates that node - it doesn't gain validity again
and leads to that exception.
Am I doing something wrong with the moving of XMLBean sub nodes?
Is using the setXxxArray() method not recommanded for that task?
thanx a lot for help,
~klemens
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