RE: another ultimately stupid question

hi.

you have to create a TextNode and add it to the XMLElement
with addChild(Node).

hope that helps.

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:-----Original Message-----
:From: owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:[mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Neelam Checknita
:Sent: 06 April 2000 21:30
:To: Xsl Forums (E-mail)
:Subject: another ultimately stupid question
:
:
:Hi again,
:
:I know this question is probably even dumber than the last one which I
:asked, but I must ask because I have to get this
:project working:
:
:I want to generate an element something like this:
:	<contact_name>neelam</contact_name>
:
:i'm using oracle's xml parser version 2.0, but i'm not sure how i can do
:this.
:
:If i create an XMLElement with tag name contact_name, that part works.  But
:when I try to do something like:
:	XMLElement.setNodeValue("neelam"), i get an exception that says the
:node cannot be modified (read-only).
:i'm not sure why this would be happening.  I also don't know if i'm doing
:the right thing to set the "value" in the node...
:could it be that the string "neelam" is an attribute?
:
:any help would be appreciated!  thanks in advance!
:
:neelam
:
:
:
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