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stored in a Java String, not a file—how do I load this into an XHTMLPanel?

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stored in a Java String, not a file—how do I load this into an XHTMLPanel?

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It’s been tricky for us to come up with a decent set of method calls to cover initilizing the panel without creating tons of little methods. In Java APIs, there is some confusion on usage between a String that represents an address (like a URI or a file path) and strings that represent content. Our API tends to expect that Strings will represent addresses. You can use panel.setDocumentFromString() to render a document from a string containing XHTML content. The String will be passed to the standard XML parser and treated as a regular document. It’s important to remember that FS expects well-formed XML documents, and we don’t have an extremely friendly relationship with the XML parsers; it’s always a good idea to test that your document can be loaded outside of FS, without error, using Java XML APIs, before loading them in FS. This is especially true if you are generating XHTML on-the-fly.

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