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Java » XML » JDOM Screenshots  Adding an Attribute Using JDOM     import org.jdom.Document; import org.jdom.Element; public class MainClass {   public static void main(String args[]) {     Document doc = new Document(new Element("games"));     Element newGame = new Element("game").setText("Final Fantasy");     doc.getRootElement().addContent(newGame);     newGame.setAttribute("genre", "rpg");   } }             Related examples in the same category 1.  Simple demo of JDOM 2.  Read an XML document using JDOM 3.  Use JDOM to build a document 4.  Make up and write an XML document, using JDOM 5.  List an XML file after building it into a JDOM Document 6.  Simple example of using JDOM 7.  Use Unchecked JDOM Factory 8.  Use XPath in servlet 9.  JDom: Locating a speech with the findCharactersFirstSpeech() method 10.  Use JDOM to change the element text 11.  JDOM: transform 12.  Parsing with JDOM 13.  Accessing Attributes Using JDOM 14.  Creating a Document Using JDOM 15.  Adding an Element Using JDOM 16.  Outputting a Document Using XMLOutputter 17.  Use SAXBuilder from JDOM 18.  Create document from jdom 19.  Add elements to root element 20.  Get child from root 21.  XPath with JDOM 22.  NamespaceTest with JDOM 23.  extends org.jdom.Element 24.  Iterate through elements 25.  JDOM Util 26.  General XML Utility Functions For JDOM