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Posted to j-users@xerces.apache.org by Christian Bjørnbak <bj...@iuas.dk> on 2001/03/09 09:34:22 UTC

How to copy a DOM

Hi

How do I make a copy of a DOM??

Can I use the standard Java method clone() on Document??

/Christian

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Re: How to copy a DOM

Posted by René Jensen <lu...@tbkol.dk>.

Citat Christian Bjørnbak <bj...@iuas.dk>:

> Hi
> 
> How do I make a copy of a DOM??
> 
> Can I use the standard Java method clone() on Document??
> 
> /Christian
> 
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According to the javaDoc for xerces 1.2.3API the class DocumentImpl uses the 
clone() method, but it also has a cloneNode() method.

I don´t know witch one of these you shuold use, but give it a shoot.
(I don´t think that it´s possible to break anything).

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    René Jensen
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