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Dame your good! &nbsp;Had to add a -1 to the parser;<br />
rootElement = (line.trim().substring(lin<wbr />e.trim().i<wbr />ndexOf('&lt;'<wbr />), (line.trim().indexOf(&quot;xmln<wbr />s=&quot;)-1)));<wbr /> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Dame your good!  Had to add a -1 to the parser;
rootElement = (line.trim().substring(line.trim().indexOf('<'), (line.trim().indexOf("xmlns=")-1)));      

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Grading Comments:<br />
Dame your good! Had to add a -1 to the parser;<br />
rootElement = (line.trim().substring(lin<wbr />e.trim().i<wbr />ndexOf('&lt;'<wbr />), (line.trim().indexOf(&quot;xmln<wbr />s=&quot;)-1)));<wbr /> <br />
&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;<br />
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You got it. &nbsp;Since there is a space before the xmlns attribute in the tag. :)<br />
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Glad to help.
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Grading Comments:
Dame your good! Had to add a -1 to the parser;
rootElement = (line.trim().substring(line.trim().indexOf('<'), (line.trim().indexOf("xmlns=")-1)));
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You got it.  Since there is a space before the xmlns attribute in the tag. :)

Glad to help.

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Hello,<br />
I have this line of code: closingRootElement =(&quot;&lt;/&quot;+rootElement.substri<wbr />ng(1,rootE<wbr />lement.len<wbr />gth())+&quot;&gt;&quot;<wbr />);<br />
and when I print it; pw.print(closingRootElemen<wbr />t);<br />
pw is; PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(tempFile));<br />
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What I get is:&lt;/CorrelationEnginePara<wbr />meters &gt;&nbsp; &nbsp;There is a space between the s and &gt;, i.e., &quot;s &gt;&quot;.<br />
I can not figure out from where this space is coming from.<br />
Any thoughts, suggestions?
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Hello,
I have this line of code: closingRootElement =("</"+rootElement.substring(1,rootElement.length())+">");
and when I print it; pw.print(closingRootElement);
pw is; PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(tempFile));

What I get is:</CorrelationEngineParameters >   There is a space between the s and >, i.e., "s >".
I can not figure out from where this space is coming from.
Any thoughts, suggestions?

Space assigning or printing error

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