*****SPAM***** Re: [jdom-interest] Getting non-XML result from XML parsing 2005-10-11 - By Per Norrman
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Content preview: Kevin L. Cobb skrev: > The JDOMResult object JavaDoc
gives this example on how to get a List of > JDOM Nodes back. What if
the result of my parse is not an XML document > at all, but is a Text
String? > Sorry, don't really understand the question. Is it about what
to do when the List returned cannot be the immediate content of a
Document? If that is the case, then I think the javadoc for
JDOMResult#getDocument() covers all bases. [...]
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