[jdom-interest] How do I use an own content handler?

[Jason Hunter]

You can add a filter to the SAXBuilder to strip whitespace.  If you read
the TODO you'll see I plan on writing such a filter.  Sounds like you
may get to implement it first, and if so please donate the code so
others can use it.

-jh-

Kai Runte wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I tried out some XML-APIs and was very pleased to find JDOM, but one thing
> I am missing: Is it possible to add an own content handler without big
> effort? My problem is: I need a parsed XML-Tree without any of these
> annoying ignorable whitespaces...
> 
> TIA
>         Kai
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