JDOM-Modify xml or add new elements to XML

 The JDOM api is used for modifying the xml and adding new Element and values to the existing xml.
/*
 * add jdom2.2 jaR TO CLASSPATH FOR THE PROGRAM TO WORK*/
jaxen, xercesImpl.jar,xml-apis.jar

Download the source code from the below link.
The Jar file contains a main program, which demonstates how to use the JDOM api.
All we have to do is modify the main program-with your file name
and provide the parameters.
Add the other source file to the class path.Or add the jar to the class path with above mentioned JAR-Jdom and xml related jar

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0Bw0JiVGLs_kUckZmSWt4NGpFNms

package com.anjana.xmlutils;

import java.io.File;

public class ModifyMain {
    public static void main(String args[]){
        File xmlFile = new File("c:\\myfile.xml");
        ModifyXMLFileClient modifyclient=new ModifyXMLFileClient(xmlFile);
        modifyclient.modify_xmlattribute("staff","id","3");
        modifyclient.add_xmlelement("staff","location","bangalore");
        modifyclient.modify_xmlelement("staff","salary","20000");
        modifyclient.delete_xmlelement("staff","age");
        modifyclient.delete_xmlelement("staff","location");
        System.out.println("File updated!");
    }
   
}

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