org.w3c.dom.Document object.
Instances of this interface are used by the DOMOutputter class to
create a DOM output result using the org.w3c.dom.Document implementation
returned by these methods.
You should never need to implement this interface unless you have a specific need to use something other than the default JAXP-based mechanism.
JDOM only provides one 'concrete' implementation of the DOMAdapter: the
JAXPDOMAdapter class. That implementation is a thread-safe and
efficient implementation. It can be used as a template for building your own
custom DOMAdapter implementation, if you need it.
The AbstractDOMAdapter class could help you by implementing the
DocType-based method which leverages the base createDocument() method.
Special note for implementation of DOMAdapter: For backward compatibility with JDOM 1.x (which allows a class-name to be used to specify a DOMAdapter in the DOMOoutputter class), it is required that your implementations of DOMAdapter have a no-argument default constructor. If you require a constructor argument then you have to ensure that you use the correct (non-deprecated) mechanisms on DOMOutputter to specify your custom DOMAdapter.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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| public Document | Returns: Document - created DOM Document.This creates an empty |
| public Document | Returns: Document - created DOM Document.Initial doctype)DocType of the document.This creates an empty |
| createDocument | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public Document createDocument() throws JDOMException This creates an empty
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| createDocument | back to summary |
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| public Document createDocument(DocType doctype) throws JDOMException This creates an empty
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