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Parsing Xhtml document

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Max - 15 Jul 2007 11:35 GMT
Hi!
I have to parse an XHTML document (checking the presence of elements
and attributes) and then eventually make some modifications.
Which is the best way for this task?
I look at the JAXP api. Are they the best ones for the purpose?

Thanks for any suggestions!

Bye, Max!
Daniel Pitts - 16 Jul 2007 21:12 GMT
> Hi!
> I have to parse an XHTML document (checking the presence of elements
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>
> Bye, Max!

If you need to make modifications to the XML tree after you've loaded
it, I would suggest using a DOM parser of some sort, coupled with
XPath to check for the presence of elements and attributes.


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