[jdom-interest] generating html content with jdom
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guru at stinky.com
Wed Jun 27 16:43:21 PDT 2001
On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 01:14:27AM +0200, Noam Tamim wrote:
>
> * Is it acceptable to use jdom (or any other dom-based application) for
> creating html documents, or I should stick to just out.println() the
> elements myself?
Sure. Why not? As long as you accept the limitations of XMLOutputter
wrt whitespace and stuff. JDOM generates street-legal close tags for
<br /> and the like.
> * what's the best way to send a space character? I mean, there's a table
> cell (<td>) that's supposed to be empty. With "standard" html I'd use
> "<td> </td>". Currently what I have is this:
> new Element("td").addContent(new EntityRef("#160"));
> Is this the right solution?
I'd think new EntityRef("nbsp") would work fine.
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