Using the NSXmlOutputStream class as described in Practical Webobjects
and passing in a key value, e.g.
xml_stream.writeObject(first(), "first")
I'm getting output with a structure that doesn't match what is shown
in the book. For example, here is a snippet of my output:
<string id="7" xml:space="preserve">jeff</string>
<string idRef="7" key="first"/>
Note the extra level of indirection where the key value is in its own
element that has a reference to another element that contains the
associated key data.
According to the book, and Apple's own documentation, I would have
expected something more like:
<string id="7" key="first" xml:space="preserve">jeff</string>
I'm thinking the format I'm getting is going to make any XSL I write a
little more complicated, and it also worries me that in the future
this format could change, breaking all my xsl's. Any idea why this
might be?
Thanks,
Jeff
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