java - org.apache.xerces.dom.DeferredDocumentImpl incompatible with org.dom4j.Document -


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Im reading some RSS from a URL and facing some difficulties. Initially I had a direct implementation like this: 

  SAXReader reader = new SAXReader (); Document Doctor = Reader Read (new url (s url));   
 However, if my response was very slow, I did not get permission to terminate this request. So I have changed it to:  
  Public static org.dom4j.Document ReadXml (InputStream) throws SAXException, IOException, ParserConfigurationException {DocumentBuilderFactory DBF = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance (); Dbf.setValidating (wrong); Dbf.setIgnoringComments (incorrect); Dbf.setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace (true); Dbf.setNamespaceAware (true); DocumentBuilder DB = Faucet; Db = dbf.newDocumentBuilder (); Return (org.dom4j.Document) is db.parse (); } SAXReader Reader = new SAXReader (); Url myUrl = new URL (s url); URL Connection c = myUrl.openConnection (); C.setConnectTimeout (10000); C.setReadTimeout (10000); Org.dom4j.Document doc = readXml (c.getInputStream ()); Element root = doc.getRootElement ();   
 Trying this, I get an annoosing error:  
  with org.apache.xerces.dom.DeferredDocumentImpl org.dom4j.Document Incompatible   
 How can I avoid this? None of the above methods is to return the type of document, and I also try to enter the correct document type.  
 Edit: The problem is DB The text "itemprop =" text "> 
 after PRSE (is) returns ORG.w3c.dom ..   
 
 make sure your  element  is the type of  org.dom4j.Element  and not  org.w3c.dom ,  javax.bind.xml ,  
 etc. In other words, the Dom4j API is not compatible with Java's built-in XML API. The two do not blend together, unless you work with strings (for example, create XML in dom4j and parse Java's XML or vice versa).

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