Remove Element from JDOM document using removeContent()?

Sure removeContent(Content child) removes child if child belongs to the parents immediate children, which it does not in your case. Use el.detach() instead.

Sure, removeContent(Content child) removes child if child belongs to the parents immediate children, which it does not in your case. Use el.detach()instead.

Dogbane Both these solutions seem to work and now I understand why it wasn't working earlier. Thanks a lot. I have to choose one solution so I might just go with this one, unless you guys think otherwise for some reason.

– Swift-Tuttle Apr 12 at 13:14.

If you want to remove the City element, get its parent and call removeContent: XPath xpath = XPath. NewInstance("/*/Country/Region/State/City"); Element el = (Element) xpath. SelectSingleNode(doc); el.getParent().

RemoveContent(el); The reason why doc. RemoveContent(el) does not work is because el is not a child of doc. Check the javadocs for details.

There are a number of overloaded removeContent methods there.

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