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Posted to j-users@xerces.apache.org by Uli Franke <ul...@weiss.ch> on 2005/09/08 20:57:53 UTC
DOM numerical elements
Hi there
I'm new to the DOM/xerces stuff. So far i've built my first writers and
readers using the examples from the webpage (by serializing
(root)nodes). Additionally I've assembled some documents using DOM and
text-nodes/elements.
But since the main focus of my xml-implementation lies on saving lots of
numbers (floating-point/double integer) into a XML document, I wonder
how I can do that. The result should look like:
...
<myVeryImportantData>
<importantNumber>3.1415926</importantNumber>
<howTheWorldWillBe>-1984</howTheWorldWillBe>
<theRootOfAllEvil>1.414213562</theRootOfAllEvil>
</myVeryImportantData>
...
I have not seen any DOMNumber or DOMFloat nodes and I can not figure out
how I can use XMLFloat/Number (or if it is suitable at all). What did I
miss?
Thanks a lot
uli
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Re: DOM numerical elements
Posted by db...@qis.net.
Convert the numbers to Strings
String.valueOf(myDouble);
and add them as Text type nodes.
Quoting Uli Franke <ul...@weiss.ch>:
> Hi there
>
> I'm new to the DOM/xerces stuff. So far i've built my first writers and
> readers using the examples from the webpage (by serializing
> (root)nodes). Additionally I've assembled some documents using DOM and
> text-nodes/elements.
>
> But since the main focus of my xml-implementation lies on saving lots of
> numbers (floating-point/double integer) into a XML document, I wonder
> how I can do that. The result should look like:
>
> ...
> <myVeryImportantData>
> <importantNumber>3.1415926</importantNumber>
> <howTheWorldWillBe>-1984</howTheWorldWillBe>
> <theRootOfAllEvil>1.414213562</theRootOfAllEvil>
> </myVeryImportantData>
> ...
>
> I have not seen any DOMNumber or DOMFloat nodes and I can not figure out
> how I can use XMLFloat/Number (or if it is suitable at all). What did I
> miss?
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> uli
>
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