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Adding linebreak in xml file before root node

I am trying to add line break after my comments above the root node in XML document. I need something like this: But What I was able to get is this(Line break inside the root but I need line break after the comment): I need to add the line break just after my comment. Is there a way to do

Fullscreen WebView when landscape?

I’m trying to build an app with a webview which should go fullscreen when the orientation changes to landscape. I did the way with layout-land and main.xml where I just gave the WebView fill_parent and it was over all the other views. The problem with that was, that the WebView was lagging. I hope there is another way to do

Simple json to xml conversion

can anyone share code to convert json to xml this is the json that comes through the request I need json to xml as well as vice- versa .Can any one help me out, I’d prefer code with no jar imports required. Thanks in advance Answer If you are using Java SE and can’t use foreign JARs, and your JSON

AndroidRuntime error at com.example.appname.MainActivity.onCreate

I am trying to write Java code that creates a button click event that populates an edit text box with my name. Unfortunately I am getting runtime errors. I checked almost all related topics and questions on stackoverflow but couldn’t figure it out my problem. Appreciated for your helps. MainActivity.java fragment_main.xml AndroidManifest.xml Error LogCat Answer Use fragment_main.xml instead of activity_main.xml

importNode throws org.w3c.dom.DOMException: NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR

I am trying to merge two XML documents both with standard Oracle JDK 7 and also with Saxon HE but I keep getting an: On the line with the importNode below (same thing happens with adoptNode BTW): I’ve tried both with Saxon-HE-9.4.jar on my classpath or not, but I still get the same error. update Based on comments I received,

JAXB Mapping to JSON

I have written a JAX-RS (Jersey) REST Service, which accepts XML messages of ONIX XML format. Generally, I have generated all the required classes for JAXB binding from the given schema with xjc. There are more than 500 classes overall and I cannot modify them. Now, when I have a JAXB-mapped object, I need to store it to the database.

Is EclipseLink MOXy suitable for ridiculously huge XML files?

I’ve spent some enjoyable time with EclipseLink MOXy, figuring out the best way to parse XML into POJOs within Spring. I’ve now been given some XML to parse, and the files go up to a quite unbelievably 750MiB in size. Does EclipseLink MOXy use streaming tech underneath, or will it try to hold the whole document in memory? Answer Note:

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