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Hi there,
hopefully a short question for an expert: how can I determine the location
of a DOM-Node (or a DOM-Element) in a document previously parsed from a
file?
My problem is, that I want to load some XML encoded configuration data from
a file to the memory and process it there by stepping through the DOM-tree.
Since the configuration data might be edited manually, there might be
logical errors in it even if it is well formed. I intend to report logical
errors in the manner
... missing Tag <Row> below element <Grid> at line 12
I know that XML schema is a solution for such things, but I intend to have
my own program logic and logging facilities for this. In Java 5.0 I found an
Interface DOMLocator but don't know how to obtain an Object of this
interface from a living DOM-document.
Are there any suggestions or hints?
with kind regards
Bernd
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