Manipulating XML with JDOM (IllegalAddException)

How can I add an element that already have an existing parent to another element that should be its new parent?
Currently I am getting an org.jdom.IllegalAddException because adding an element that have an parent to an new created element.
let say:
Element rootElem = doc.getRootElement();
Element firstChild = rootElem.getChild("servlet");
Element myNewElem = new Element("myelem");
myNewElem.addContent(firstChild );The code causes an org.jdom.IllegalAddException because firstChild have already an parent.
Is there a way to solve this.
Thanks a lot in advance:
Nermin B.

OK. I've found the nswer:
Element rootElem = doc.getRootElement();
Element firstChild = rootElem.getChild("servlet");
firstChild.detach();
Element myNewElem = new Element("myelem");
myNewElem.addContent(firstChild );I have overseen detach() method.]

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awaiting for your mail
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COMMUNITY_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
COMMUNITY_KNOWN_AS VARCHAR(25) DEFAULT ' ',
PRIMARY KEY ( COMMUNITY_ID )
</SCRIPT>
</SQL_SCRIPT>
<SQL_SCRIPT>
<NAME>CREATE_COMMUNITY_MEMBERS_TABLE</NAME>
<TYPE>CREATION</TYPE>
<APPLICATION>DawningStreams</APPLICATION>
<SCRIPT>
CREATE CACHED TABLE COMMUNITY_MEMBERS (
COMMUNITY_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PEER_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY ( COMMUNITY_ID, PEER_ID )
</SCRIPT>
</SQL_SCRIPT>
<SQL_SCRIPT>
<NAME>DROP_PEER_TABLE</NAME>
<TYPE>DELETION</TYPE>
<APPLICATION>DawningStreams</APPLICATION>
<SCRIPT>
DROP TABLE PEERS IF EXISTS
</SCRIPT>
</SQL_SCRIPT>
<SQL_SCRIPT>
<NAME>DROP_COMMUNITIES_TABLE</NAME>
<TYPE>DELETION</TYPE>
<APPLICATION>DawningStreams</APPLICATION>
<SCRIPT>
DROP TABLE COMMUNITIES IF EXISTS
</SCRIPT>
</SQL_SCRIPT>
<SQL_SCRIPT>
<NAME>DROP_COMMUNITY_MEMBERS_TABLE</NAME>
<TYPE>DELETION</TYPE>
<APPLICATION>DawningStreams</APPLICATION>
<SCRIPT>
DROP TABLE COMMUNITY_MEMBERS IF EXISTS
</SCRIPT>
</SQL_SCRIPT>
<SQL_SCRIPT>
<NAME>CREATE_COMMUNITY_MEMBERS_VIEW</NAME>
<TYPE>CREATION</TYPE>
<APPLICATION>DawningStreams</APPLICATION>
<SCRIPT>
CREATE VIEW COMMUNITY_MEMBERS_VW AS
SELECT P.PEER_ID, P.PEER_KNOWN_AS, C.COMMUNITY_ID, C.COMMUNITY_KNOWN_AS
FROM PEERS P, COMMUNITIES C, COMMUNITY_MEMBERS CM
WHERE P.PEER_ID = CM.PEER_ID
AND C.COMMUNITY_ID = CM.COMMUNITY_ID
</SCRIPT>
<FOLLOWS>CREATE_PEERS_TABLE</FOLLOWS>
<FOLLOWS>CREATE_COMMUNITIES_TABLE</FOLLOWS>
</SQL_SCRIPT>
</SQL_STATEMENT_LIST>
Any ideas? Thanks !!!
J�r�me Verstrynge

Hi,
I found the solution in the following post:
Validate xml with DOM - no grammar found
Sep 17, 2003 10:58 AM
The solution is to add a line of code when parsing:
try {
Document document;
DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
factory.setValidating(true);
factory.setNamespaceAware(true);
factory.setAttribute("http://java.sun.com/xml/jaxp/properties/schemaLanguage", "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema");
DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder();
document = builder.parse( new File(PathToXml) );
The errors are gone !!!
J�r�me Verstrynge

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