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Hello, I am new to XML I try to make a file that's contain a school with 3 classes and each class contain a 5 students and each student has a address , i asked this question because every time i read it using JDOM it shows a white spaces for each tag here is the file:

HTML

<School>
	<Name>Hamzah</Name>
	<class id ="1">
		<Name>Alsharef Husain</Name>
		<Student id="1">
			<Name>Hamzah</Name>
			  <Address>
				<id>1441</id>
			  </Address>
		</Student >
		<Student id="2">
			<Name>khammash</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>1442</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="3">
			<Name>Hani</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>1443</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="4">
			<Name>kim</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>1445</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="5">
			<Name>Viper</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>14454</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
	</class>


	<class id="2">
		<Name>HSJAH</Name>
		<Student id="1">
			<Name>Hamzah</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>14421</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="2">
			<Name>khammash</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>144213</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="3">
			<Name>Hani</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>144151</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="4">
			<Name>kim</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>1442131</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="5">
			<Name>Viper</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>144121312</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
	</class>

	<class id="3">
		<Name>kshdas;d</Name>
		<Student id="1">
			<Name>Hamzah</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>144213213</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="2">
			<Name>khammash</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>144871</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="3">
			<Name>Hani</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>1441879</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="4">
			<Name>kim</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>144189798</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>
		<Student id="5">
			<Name>Viper</Name>
			<Address>
				<id>1441454</id>
			</Address>
		</Student>

	</class>
</School>

thanks

Posted 8-Jan-12 21:29pm

hamzah1

Updated 8-Jan-12 21:56pm

Mehdi Gholam

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Al Moje · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-08T21:46:00

Hi,

Try to change as:

XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<school>
     <name>Hamzah</name>
     <class id="1">
          <name>Alsharef Husain</name>
          <student id="1">
               <name>Hamzah</name>
                  <address>
                    <id>1441</id>
                  </address>
          </student>
          <student id="2">
               <name>khammash</name>
               <address>
                    <id>1442</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="3">
               <name>Hani</name>
               <address>
                    <id>1443</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="4">
               <name>kim</name>
               <address>
                    <id>1445</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="5">
               <name>Viper</name>
               <address>
                    <id>14454</id>
               </address>
          </student>
     </class>
     <class id="2">
          <name>HSJAH</name>
          <student id="1">
               <name>Hamzah</name>
               <address>
                    <id>14421</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="2">
               <name>khammash</name>
               <address>
                    <id>144213</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="3">
               <name>Hani</name>
               <address>
                    <id>144151</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="4">
               <name>kim</name>
               <address>
                    <id>1442131</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="5">
               <name>Viper</name>
               <address>
                    <id>144121312</id>
               </address>
          </student>
     </class>
     <class id="3">
          <name>kshdas;d</name>
          <student id="1">
               <name>Hamzah</name>
               <address>
                    <id>144213213</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="2">
               <name>khammash</name>
               <address>
                    <id>144871</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="3">
               <name>Hani</name>
               <address>
                    <id>1441879</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="4">
               <name>kim</name>
               <address>
                    <id>144189798</id>
               </address>
          </student>
          <student id="5">
               <name>Viper</name>
               <address>
                    <id>1441454</id>
               </address>
          </student>
     </class>
</school>

Regards,