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Java and xml

pjfogarty · 2006-07-24 11:14:05

Hi, I have an xml file that i need to indent properly,the file is an ouput from a transformation,is there any way i can do this using java and not my xslt stylesheet. sample <M Name="1" Type="Jvm"> <JvmId>1</JvmId> <userLabel/> <classpath/> <admClasspath/> <freeMemory>0</freeMemory> <totalMemory>0</totalMemory> <mopplets/>…

24-07-2006 11:14am

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pjfogarty

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Hi,
I have an xml file that i need to indent properly,the file is an ouput from a transformation,is there any way i can do this using java and not my xslt stylesheet.

sample

<M Name="1" Type="Jvm">
<JvmId>1</JvmId>
<userLabel/>
<classpath/>
<admClasspath/>
<freeMemory>0</freeMemory>
<totalMemory>0</totalMemory>
<mopplets/>
<main/>
<options/>
<properties/>
<reliableProgramUniter/>
<admMain/>
<admOptions/>
<reservedBySwAllocation/>
</m>

obviously this is hard to read,so need to indent it properly.
Thanks
Pj

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#2 24-07-2006 1:33pm

Patrick

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you could try google :P

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#3 24-07-2006 1:48pm

lynchie

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As above.. a quick google should lead you to the indent attribute of the xsl output tag

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