I just tried tokenizing the footer string into many strings and adding a
new node for each string. It appears to add all of the nodes, but it still
cuts off the last part of the document, sometimes in the middle of a tag.
Maybe the problem is in the way it's outputting, not with xmlc.
At 12:53 PM 3/26/2003, you wrote:
Actually, now that I think about it further, this doesn't really work for
me. I have one servlet that can be used by multiple "sponsors." Each time
you pass a different referrer ID to the servlet, it loads a different
header and footer, so I couldn't recompile each time.
The way I'm doing it now works just fine for the browsers I've tested,
even though the HTML wouldn't pass a validator. The only problem with my
method is that it tends to chop off the last part of my footer file when I
load it like this:
String footer = readFile(footerFile);
Node footerNode = html.getElementById("footer");
if (footerNode != null) {
((LazyText)
footerNode.getFirstChild()).setPreFormattedText(footer);
}
If I output the footer string right after I read it, I can see that it's
all there. When viewing the source after the page is generated, it has
chopped off part of it.
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Ben Sinclair
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