The exception that you are getting is because you are trying to append a node that belongs to another document.
To import a node from one document to another (whether it is a node, and element, or whatever) you must first use the DOM Document method 'importNode' DOM_Document doc1( getMyMagicalDocument1() ); DOM_Document doc2( getMyMagicalDocument2() ); // Let's get the 2nd document's root element... DOM_Element rootElem = doc2.getDocumentElement(); // Import the that root element into the 1st document... DOM_Element importedElem = (const DOM_Element&)doc1.importNode( rootElem ); // And finally append the imported element to the 1st document's root element doc1.getDocumentElement().appendChild( importedElem ); This works the same in either the C++ or Java versions of Xerces, though the syntax is slightly different. (For Java remove the 'DOM_' prefix and change the casting to Java's) -----Original Message----- From: Joakim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 12:38 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: question. Will xerces provide method for appending other Node implementation beside NodeImpl? Now when i try to appendChild of another Node implementation the following error is raised "WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR". Why not make a conversion to xerces Node type instead of casting that exception? //jocke Joakim Olausson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) CIC ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Internet http://www.cic.se Telephone. +46 521 26 20 00 Telefax. +46 521 26 20 20
