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| | | AW: [jdom-interest] Problems with Mixed Content and XMLOutputter | AW: [jdom-interest] Problems with Mixed Content and XMLOutputter 2007-07-27 - By Grimm, Markus
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Hi,
Basically the reason is caused in my application.
I prepare a xml-document for a view in a JTextPane. The native xml of the <text
>-Tag is load to this editor too.
Then, the text-content can be edited in an external XML-Editor (like XMLSpy or
Epic) through an external call of such tool. The text-content is very
complicated, a little bit more than the "Hello World" example. After editing in
Epic f.e., the text-content is resaved in the TextPane. From there the whole
content (text-data and meta-data) can be saved (compact-format!) to a xml
-document.
During the save-action the xml is validated against a schema. So I can't use
CDATA for the mixed-content-areas. It must be valid too.
With raw-format I adopted lots of empty text-nodes. Not really nice an
inoperative in the saved xml. And with raw-format or mixed-content by xml:space
preserve-Attribs I would have the same or similar problems.
The solution is compact-format with its advantages of whitespace-handling an
trimming. Only in this described point I have that problem with this format.
Bye
Markus
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Von: Jason Hunter [mailto:jhunter@(protected)]
Gesendet: Freitag, 27. Juli 2007 03:37
An: Grimm, Markus
Cc: jdom-interest@(protected)
Betreff: Re: [jdom-interest] Problems with Mixed Content and XMLOutputter
> We handle with XML-Documents including elements with mixed-content.
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> an easy example:
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> =============
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> ...
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> <text>
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> <Content><P>Hello <B>World</B> how are you?</P></Content>
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> </text>
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> ...
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> I have to use Compact-Format to output the document as string.
Why do you have to use the compact format? Why not leave the whitespace
alone?
-jh-
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