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I have a xml file <Response> <StatusCode>0</StatusCode> <StatusDetail>OK</StatusDetail> <AccountInfo> <element1>value</element1> <element2>value</element2> <element3>value</element2> <elementN>value</elementN> </AccountInfo> </Response> And I want parse my elements in AccountInfo, but I dont know elements tag names. Now Im using and have this code for tests, but in future I will recieve more elemenets in AccountInfo and I dont know how many or there names String name=""; String balance=""; Node accountInfo = document.getElementsByTagName("AccountInfo").item(0); if (accountInfo.getNodeType() ==

I have a CSS stylesheet that uses media queries to change how a page is displayed based on how many inches it is in width (for instance, if it is smaller than 4 inches or being displayed on a handheld device, it assumes a more mobile-friendly LAF). The problem I have is with its content. On the homepage, there is a dock-style interface that dynamically changes height based on the current height and width of the window so that the text and items never leave the screen. However, my JS that determines this size does not know when the stylesheet has changed for handheld devices or small screens,

In my program I generate some reports in FlowDocument and display it with DocumentViewer control. Now I need to add more export opportunities. I use iTextSharp to export in PDF, and I can save to XPS natively. Can I save a document directly to any office formats, DOC or XLS. Or maybe someone knows of a good library for converting from PDF / XPS in DOC or XLS? I found a solution. As I can't export to Doc from WPF automatically, I reproduced my page layout with DocX Library . This is really awesome and simple library that don't required MSOffice installed to create Word 2007/2010 files. Sheridan

I have used this method to retrieve a webpage into an org.jsoup.nodes.Document object: myDoc = Jsoup.connect(myURL).ignoreContentType(true).get(); How should I write this object to a HTML file? The methods myDoc.html() , myDoc.text() and myDoc.toString() don't output all elements of the document. Some information in a javascript element can be lost in parsing it. For example, "timestamp" in the source of an Instagram media page. The fact that there are elements that are ignored, must be due to the attempt of normalization by Jsoup. In order to get the server's exact output without any form of

So, I've been mulling over these concepts for some time, and my understanding is very basic. Information retrieval seems to be a topic seldom covered in the wild... My questions stem from the process of clustering documents. Let's say I start off with a collection of documents containing only interesting words. What is the first step here? Parse the words from each document and create a giant 'bag-of-words' type model? Do I then proceed to create vectors of word counts for each document? How do I compare these documents using something like the K-means clustering? Try Tf-idf for starters. If

Situation: A custom "Master Document" content type inherits from Document The "Master Document" content type has five additional choice fields There are five custom "Document Template" content types that inherit from the "Master Document" content type Each of the "Document Template" content types uses a different Word document template (.dot) file Each of the "Document Template" content types have been added to a document library Problem: I click on a document in the library Document opens up in Word 2003 for me to edit I make some changes and save A box pops up called "Web File Properties".

I have been closely following the documentation for the Google Drive Android API and, all works great. I can create new text documents and read them back in using the mime type of text/plain . What I cannot do is create a native Google "Document" or "Spreadsheet." Actually, I can create them by using the mime type to application/vnd.google-apps.document or application/vnd.google-apps.spreadsheet as per Supported MIME Types documentation. If, however, I try to write content to these documents, the documents never get uploaded. If I try to read documents that have content (content I created via