Examples of org.w3c.dom.Document.createElement()

org.w3c.dom.Document.createElement()
Creates an element of the type specified. Note that the instance returned implements the Element interface, so attributes can be specified directly on the returned object.
In addition, if there are known attributes with default values, Attr nodes representing them are automatically created and attached to the element.
To create an element with a qualified name and namespace URI, use the createElementNS method. @param tagName The name of the element type to instantiate. For XML, this is case-sensitive. For HTML, the tagName parameter may be provided in any case, but it must be mapped to the canonical uppercase form by the DOM implementation. @return A new Element object with the nodeName attribute set to tagName , and localName , prefix , and namespaceURI set to null . @exception DOMException INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR: Raised if the specified name contains an illegal character.


        // Create Document
        Document document = builder.newDocument();


        // Append root element
        Element classElement = document.createElement("class");
        document.appendChild(classElement);


        // name
        classElement.setAttribute("name", className);

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        }


        // class not found ? (add error content if NotFound)
        classElement.setAttribute("classNotFound", Boolean.toString(classNotFound));
        if (classNotFound) {
            Element errorElement = document.createElement("error");
            classElement.appendChild(errorElement);
            Text errorText = document.createTextNode(error);
            errorElement.appendChild(errorText);
        } else {
            // Class found ! Add details (if any)

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           classElement.setAttribute("where", type);




           // ClassLoader info (if any)
           if (classClassLoader != null) {
               Element classLoaderElement = document.createElement("class-loader");
               classElement.appendChild(classLoaderElement);
               classLoaderElement.setAttribute("name", classClassLoader.getClass().getName());
               Text classLoaderText = document.createTextNode(classClassLoader.toString());
               classLoaderElement.appendChild(classLoaderText);
            }

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    // Here instead of parsing an existing document we want to
    // create a new one.
    Document testDoc = builder.newDocument();


    // 'table' is the main tag in the XML.
    Element root = testDoc.createElement("table");
    testDoc.appendChild(root);


    // 'columns' tag will contain informations about columns
    Element columns = testDoc.createElement("columns");
    root.appendChild(columns);

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    // 'table' is the main tag in the XML.
    Element root = testDoc.createElement("table");
    testDoc.appendChild(root);


    // 'columns' tag will contain informations about columns
    Element columns = testDoc.createElement("columns");
    root.appendChild(columns);
    int curRow = 0;
    if (includeHeaders) {
      for (int colIdx = 0; colIdx < nbrSelCols; ++colIdx) {
        String columnName = _table.getColumnName(selCols[colIdx]);

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    int curRow = 0;
    if (includeHeaders) {
      for (int colIdx = 0; colIdx < nbrSelCols; ++colIdx) {
        String columnName = _table.getColumnName(selCols[colIdx]);


        Element columnEl = testDoc.createElement("column");
        columnEl.setAttribute("number", String.valueOf(colIdx));
        columns.appendChild(columnEl);


        Element columnNameEl = testDoc.createElement("name");
        columnNameEl.setTextContent(columnName);

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        Element columnEl = testDoc.createElement("column");
        columnEl.setAttribute("number", String.valueOf(colIdx));
        columns.appendChild(columnEl);


        Element columnNameEl = testDoc.createElement("name");
        columnNameEl.setTextContent(columnName);
        columnEl.appendChild(columnNameEl);
      }
      curRow++;
    }

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      }
      curRow++;
    }


    // 'rows' tag contains the data extracted from the table
    Element rows = testDoc.createElement("rows");
    root.appendChild(rows);


    for (int rowIdx = 0; rowIdx < nbrSelRows; ++rowIdx) {
      Element row = testDoc.createElement("row");
      row.setAttribute("rowNumber", String.valueOf(rowIdx));

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    // 'rows' tag contains the data extracted from the table
    Element rows = testDoc.createElement("rows");
    root.appendChild(rows);


    for (int rowIdx = 0; rowIdx < nbrSelRows; ++rowIdx) {
      Element row = testDoc.createElement("row");
      row.setAttribute("rowNumber", String.valueOf(rowIdx));
      rows.appendChild(row);
      for (int colIdx = 0; colIdx < nbrSelCols; ++colIdx) {


        Element value = testDoc.createElement("value");

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      Element row = testDoc.createElement("row");
      row.setAttribute("rowNumber", String.valueOf(rowIdx));
      rows.appendChild(row);
      for (int colIdx = 0; colIdx < nbrSelCols; ++colIdx) {


        Element value = testDoc.createElement("value");
        Object cellValue = _table.getValueAt(selRows[rowIdx], selCols[colIdx]);
            String strCellValue = "";
            if(null != cellValue)
            {
               strCellValue = cellValue.toString();

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