Hi,
Using xmlbuilder: works fine. It outputs a "loooong" string.
To get that indented/ formatted properly, one uses a "map", featuring this line:
... mapx.Put("{http://xml.apache.org/xslt}indent-amount", "4") ...
This completely eludes me:
Question:
Is this a call to some routine at this URL?
What happens if the user , executing this part of the program, is not online?
Or am i missing something here, which is entirely possible
(The alternative for me is to write my own xml "stringbuilder", ok, less elegant than xmlbuilder but in confort zone
Or, parse the "astring" from xmlbuilder myself. After every "< /...> " start a new line ....)
?
thx,
Paul
Using xmlbuilder: works fine. It outputs a "loooong" string.
To get that indented/ formatted properly, one uses a "map", featuring this line:
... mapx.Put("{http://xml.apache.org/xslt}indent-amount", "4") ...
This completely eludes me:
Question:
Is this a call to some routine at this URL?
What happens if the user , executing this part of the program, is not online?
Or am i missing something here, which is entirely possible
(The alternative for me is to write my own xml "stringbuilder", ok, less elegant than xmlbuilder but in confort zone
Or, parse the "astring" from xmlbuilder myself. After every "< /...> " start a new line ....)
?
thx,
Paul
