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Posted to j-users@xerces.apache.org by Tobbi <to...@systinet.com> on 2002/06/12 08:05:04 UTC
How to recognize Xerces version
Hi,
I've got a problem with Xerces Node.cloneNode() method. I need to duplicate DOM structure because of later changing. It works fine on Xerces 2.0, but at application server and Netbeans I get some strange implementation.
Is there any way how to recognize Xerces version? The best way would be if I could take implementation class under Node interface I hold and test the class name.
Problem is, that in VM are at once:
Xerces 1.2.x or 1.3.x
Xerces 2.0
Crimson
Thanks very much, Tomas Bouda
Re: Is it possible to find a node by his attribute?
Posted by Rum Pel <ru...@hotmail.com>.
>
> And I want to find a node method whose number was 4, for example. And
I
> don't want to go throw all the tree by a nodelist. Is it possible?
If you don't have a schema, you are out of luck.
but if you have, you can use it to make some heuristics
and speed up the searching - you know where to look
and what to skip.
--rp
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Is it possible to find a node by his attribute?
Posted by Marcial Atienzar <ma...@servicom2000.com>.
Hello,
I've this structure:
<root>
<method number="1">
<option>hello</option>
<option>bye</option>
</method>
<method number="2">
<option>what's the matter</option>
<option>spydi</option>
</method>
.
.
.
</root>
And I want to find a node method whose number was 4, for example. And I
don't want to go throw all the tree by a nodelist. Is it possible?
Thanks,
Marcial