At 10:43 AM 9/16/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Use the generated method "setTextTeacherName(String)". This sets the content
of the first descendant of the node with id "teacherName". In your example,
thats the first child (i.e. the same node you are using), but the difference
is that "setText....()" doesn't break the template if e.g. the designer
decides to make the text bold.
One other option that Mathew can use is XMLCUtil.findFirstText(Node) to get
the first text child of a node whether it be the first child or
deeper. This also allows one to avoid breaking things even if the designer
adds extra tags like <b>. However, it still isn't quite as good as using
setTextTeacherName(String) which allows you to validate things at compile
time, rather than waiting for a runtime error if it doesn't exist.
Jake
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