> Thanks for the explanation although I am a bit confused as to why we
> would bother to have an interface when we require a specific
> implementation.
Sorry, but this really is the way the W3C intends it to work.
The interface standardizes most usages of the DOM. But for efficiency of
implemen
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the explanation although I am a bit confused as to why we would
bother to have an interface when we require a specific implementation. I
guess the bottom line is that I can't rely on any implementation, xerces or
otherwise to honor the contract the way I would expect. I ca
Hi,
Sorry, but you can't add nodes from arbitrary implementations to the DOM.
They must have been created by the same Document node (i.e. the same
implementation) [1] as all the other nodes in the DOM, otherwise a
DOMException(WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR) is thrown. The only reason that it would
be gettin
