Special attention should be paid to the setInternalSubset protected method, which may, or may not be supported by your actual DOM implementation.
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| public Document | Returns: Document - created DOM Document.Initial doctype)DocType of the document.Implements org. Document object based
on a specific parser implementation with the given DOCTYPE.
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| protected void | setInternalSubset(DocumentType
DocumentType to be altered dt, String String to use as the internal DTD subset s)This attempts to change the DocumentType to have the given internal DTD subset value. |
| AbstractDOMAdapter | back to summary |
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| public AbstractDOMAdapter() | |
| createDocument | back to summary |
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| public Document createDocument(DocType doctype) throws JDOMException Implements org. This creates an empty
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| setInternalSubset | back to summary |
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| protected void setInternalSubset(DocumentType dt, String s) This attempts to change the DocumentType to have the given internal DTD subset value. This is not a standard ability in DOM, so it's only available with some parsers. Subclasses can alter the mechanism by which the attempt is made to set the value.
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