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Using node library for XML & Content Nodes

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I'm trying to write a workflow process which reads the value of a node in a XML file and then writes it

to a content node with various properties.

 

My problem is when reading the XML im using the  org.w3c.dom.Node library

when writing or finding a node on the JCR i'm using import javax.jcr.Node library

 

What do i do here? Do i explicitly create the specific node here? I.E ->  org.w3c.dom.Node node = nodeList.item();

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Yes, pls. use full qualified path while declaring the variable ( eg. javax.jcr.Node lNode = .... ) instead of importing them.

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you have to use javax.jcr.Node api to create node and set its property. 

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Mshajiahmed wrote...

you have to use javax.jcr.Node api to create node and set its property. 

 


Sorry I should have clarified...

I meant to ask since both those packages name their classes "Node" it creates a conflict. However each class is used for different applications.

Thanks.

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When using Node in java app lohic, fully quailify the object so AEM knows which object you want to use.

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Yes, pls. use full qualified path while declaring the variable ( eg. javax.jcr.Node lNode = .... ) instead of importing them.