Hi Juan, Please:
- do not post HTML email to mailing lists - do not embed viruses in your mail, that's not nice - do not post general vague Java questions to subject-specific mailing lists like xalan-dev Everyone else: if you are running Windows and didn't get a warning about an executable attachment named README.MP3.scr in Juan's email, then there is a chance that it was run automatically and infected your system. Clean your system before sending anyone any email. The file is a virus, or "worm", named W32/Badtrans@MM, variant B. Several websites describe its behavior and symptoms and how to remove it: http://vil.mcafee.com/dispVirus.asp?virus_k=99069 Juan: Either your mail program is also infected and added this virus to your email automatically, or you are trying to infect others deliberately. Your question on passing a reference to a Java object from one place to another is very basic, I hope it is not a decoy! Let's assume that you are not *trying* to spread the virus. First clean your system and then find a basic Java tutorial on java.sun.com to figure out your question. Do not send any email to anyone before you clean your system, else you might infect them. Most of the time I hate to run my virus scanner because it slows down my system. Today I'm glad! Best regards, - Gulli -----Original Message----- From: Juan Perez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 22. jan�ar 2002 14:53 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: DOM access Hi all, i�m having difficulties for accessing to DOM tree made by a java class (A) from another java class (B). I�m conscious the solution remains in making the document accessible but i don�t find the way. I�d appreciate any suggestion, Thanks in advance, Juan
