Quick reminder: Another solution would be to generate an XPath expression
pointing to the node you're talking about, and then use an XPath engine
such as the one in Xalan to evaluate it when you need to find that node
again. This also has the advantage of being much more self-descriptive than
a raw line/column scheme; "There's a problem in the third customer's second
credit card's date" is likely to be much more useful to a developer than
"There's problem at line 293, column 13."
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