how to parse XML documents?
"John D. Blair" <[email protected]> Sat, 27 Aug 2005 12:43:15 -0700
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I have been experimenting with JXTA and, while the learning curve has been steep, I am quite impressed. However, I am having trouble working with XML documents. I have created a document structure using the LiteXMLDocument which represents the data I want my peers to communicate with each other. However, I cannot figure out how to parse these documents back into into LiteXMLDocuments. I have been poring over the documentation, and as far as I can tell, there is no facility for doing this. I have explored using the javax.xml.parsers object which comes in the Java library, but there still seems no way to get an XML document back into a LiteXMLDocument. So, to be clear, my question is: Is there an existing way to parse an XML document and use it to populate a LiteXMLDocument (or a DOMXMLDocument)? Am I missing something obvious? Or is this by design? Aside: I realize that it would be possible for me to construct my data structure using JXTA Message objects. However, since the data has a life of its own outside of the JXTA context, I would like to keep the data encapsulated in a single format for its whole lifetime. Please help! Thanks. -john.