AW: [jdom-interest] How to format an XML document for printing?

[Andreas Werner]

Hallo John

Just look at the XMLOutputter API. There are some methods to set identation
and line breaks.

For a more professional output you could use XSL and FOP to produce PDF
documents.
(see xml.apache.org)


Andreas Werner

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Is there a relatively easy way to format an XML document for printing to
paper? More specifically, to regulate the line length of the output?

I'm using JDOM to produce a config file, and many elements have a long
attribute list; when I use an XMLOutputter constructed as new
XMLOutputter("  ", true), these elements are printed to file as one long
line, which is not optimal for printing. After checking the archives and
the javadocs I haven't been able to find any way of doing this, other
than maybe implementing a formatter/parser myself to do the job.

Have I overlooked a possibility with XMLOutputter, or can anyone share
some code snippets to help me with my formatting task?

Thanks,

John



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