Question about extending uix

Hi,
Someone can help me for this problem.
I have found in the Jdeveloper help, this code:
// Get the objects we need
ErrorLog log = ...;
ParseContext context = new ParseContextImpl(log);
ParserManager manager = ...;
NameResolver resolver = ...;
// And parse.
YourType result = (YourType)
XMLUtils.parseSource(context,
null,
manager,
resolver,
"yourFile.xml",
YourType.class);
Someone can help me figure out, how to get the variables : log, manager, resolver and YourType.class??
Any examples??
result could be a String??
Thanks

Hi!
What I want to do?
Well, I am trying to intercept the content (html) that is sent by the servlet to the client.
Everywhere i look, I can't find where to have this html.
So I was thinking, if I can parse the page myself, maybe I could have access to the html code...
I need to find a way to show the page the user requested, in a PDF document.
Something like this event:
<event name="printMe">
<showFacet name="printable"/>
</event>I would like to have the html code generated by the call to this event and show the result in a PDF document...
If you can help, it would be very appreciated
Thanks
Martin

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