XOM API for Processing XML with Java

[Markus Jais <markus_jais AT yahoo.de>]

hello

I hava java 1.4.2 and XOM 1.0d21

this is my sample Code:



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import nu.xom.*;
import java.io.*;

class XomOne
{
        private static Element makeLanguage(String name, String creator,
boolean isOOP)
        {
                Element elem         = new Element("language");
                Element name_elem    = new Element(name);
                Element creator_elem = new Element(creator);
                
                name_elem.appendChild(name);
                creator_elem.appendChild(creator);
                
                elem.appendChild(name_elem);
                elem.appendChild(creator_elem);
                
                Attribute oop = new Attribute("isoop", isOOP ? "yes" : "no");
                elem.addAttribute(oop);
                
                return elem;
                
        }
        
        public static void main (String args[])
        {
                Element [] langs = new Element[3];
                langs[0] = makeLanguage("Ruby", "Matz", true);
                langs[1] = makeLanguage("Python", "Guido", true);
                langs[2] = makeLanguage("C", "Dennis", false);
                
                Element root = new Element("programming_languages");
                
                for(int i = 0; i < langs.length; i++) {
                        root.appendChild(langs[i]);
                }
                
                Document doc = new Document(root);
                try {
                        Serializer serializer = new Serializer(System.out);
                        serializer.setIndent(3);
                        serializer.write(doc);
                } catch (IOException ex) {
                        ex.printStackTrace();
                }
                
        }
}

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here is the output:

/home/markus/java/xml$  java XomOne
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<programming_languages>
   <language isoop="yes">
      <Ruby>Ruby</Ruby>
      <Matz>Matz</Matz>
   </language>
   <language isoop="yes">
      <Python>Python</Python>
      <Guido>Guido</Guido>
   </language>
   <language isoop="no">
      <C>C</C>
      <Dennis>Dennis</Dennis>
   </language></programming_languages>
/home/markus/java/xml$


everything works fine but shouldn't the closing root element be
on it's own line ??


regards

Markus