• From: Jack Bolles <jbolles@h...>
• To: Rob Williams <rob@r...>
• Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 12:27:02 -0500

Without looking at the Sun classes, or knowing the class that can call appendChild(), I would start with this:

//assuming "billTo" is a class variable
private void appendNewChild(Object billToObject, String sourceField) {
        billTo.appendChild(billToObject);
        billTo.appendChild(new TextNode("\n"));
        billToObject.appendChild(doc.createTextNode(sourceField));
}

Regards,
Jack Bolles
--
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