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Hi,
I suppose that you don't get the same result parsing via SAX
or DOM.
The difference is that <a></a> means: element "a"
having an empty string as the child (or whitespace, I'm not sure)
On the other side <a/> means: element "a" with NO
content, i.e. in DOM this element shouldn't have any childs.
Tobbi
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- <a/> and <a></a> different ? Evyatar Kafkafi
- RE: <a/> and <a></a> diffe... Tobbi
- RE: <a/> and <a></a> diffe... Evyatar Kafkafi
- RE: <a/> and <a></a> d... Christian Geuer-Pollmann
- Re: <a/> and <a></a&g... Andy Clark
- Re: <a/> and <a></a> d... Tobbi
- Re: <a/> and <a></a&g... Jan Dvorak
