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jvx:common:util:xml [2020/06/15 12:18] cduncan Edited for English grammar (capitalization, punctuation, correct verb conjugation) |
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~~Title: Use XmlWorker and XmlNode~~ | ~~Title: Use XmlWorker and XmlNode~~ | ||
- | If you work with xml files, it's not too easy to use the right parser because there are many of them and, if you want a simple parser without writing a lot of source code, you need some luck. | + | If you work with XML files, it's not too easy to use the right parser because there are many of them and, if you want a simple parser without writing a lot of source code, you need some luck. |
We added two classes to JVx that solves simple XML handling. | We added two classes to JVx that solves simple XML handling. | ||
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</file> | </file> | ||
- | Read/Insert/Set tags | + | Read/Insert/Set tags: |
<file java> | <file java> | ||
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</file> | </file> | ||
- | It's easy to access and modify information in an XML file. We use '/' as spearator for navigate through the hierarchy and **(n)** to access tags from a list of tags. | + | It's easy to access and modify information in an XML file. We use '/' as separator for navigating through the hierarchy and **(n)** to access tags from a list of tags. |
There are more useful methods, e.g., find the index of a tag in a list of tags. The following example creates a XML structure in memory. | There are more useful methods, e.g., find the index of a tag in a list of tags. The following example creates a XML structure in memory. |