XOM API for Processing XML with Java

[Luca Passani <passani AT eunet.no>]

This one did the trick. Thanks a lot.

Luca

Adam Constabaris wrote:

> An alternate, which requires careful work, is to wrap the contents of 
> your script in a Comment element.  This will 'preserve' the < in the 
> body of the comment; since, however, JavaScript parsers don't 
> recognize the end part of the XML comment ("-->"), so if you don't 
> want the inserted script to cause JavaScript errors, you need to make 
> sure the final bit of text in the comment is "// ", e.g.
>
>                 Element root = new Element("script");
>                 StringBuilder b = new StringBuilder();
>                 b.append("function foo() {\n")
>                 .append("\tif ( 7 < 9 ) {\n")
>                 .append("\t\tdocument.writeln('yep');\n")
>                 .append("\t}\n}\n // ");
>                 Comment comment = new Comment(b.toString());
>                 root.appendChild(comment);
>                 System.out.println(root.toXML());
>
> (if you're on a pre-1.5 JDK, change that StringBuilder to a StringBuffer)
>
> cheers