I am using org.w3c.dom xml elements.
I get to a point where this line is being called (saw it gets there when debugged the code):
node.getParentNode().removeChile(node); However, the node remains at the file and it's not being updated at all.
Just for testing, I tried also doing:
Element root = doc.getDocumentElement(); root.removeChild(node); node.getParentNode().removeChile(node); And then I got an exception on the 3rd line of a null pointer exception, but the node still remains in the file itself, and I can call the deletion action again and the node is found in the file.
Is there something else needed to be done in order to delete the node?
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