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org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlCursor.moveXml()
Moves the XML immediately after this cursor to the location specified by the toHere cursor, shifting XML at that location to the right to make room. For the TEXT, ATTR, NAMESPACE, COMMENT and PROCINST tokens, a single token is moved. For a start token, the element and all of its contents are moved. For all other tokens, this is a no-op. The bookmarks located in the XML that was moved also move to the new location; the cursors don't move with the content. @param toHere The cursor at the location to which the XML shouldbe moved. @return true if anything was moved. This only happens when the XML to bemoved contains the target of the move. @throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException If the operation is not allowedat the cursor's location. This includes attempting to move an end token or the document as a whole. Also, moving to a location before the start document or moving an attribute to a location other than after another attribute or start token will throw.

Examples of org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlCursor.moveXml()

                    moveable.toChild(SchemaConversionUtils.J2EE_NAMESPACE, "managedconnectionfactory-class");
                    moveable.push();
                    //from moveable to cursor
                    moveable.moveXml(cursor);
                    while (moveable.toNextSibling(SchemaConversionUtils.J2EE_NAMESPACE, "config-property")) {
                        moveable.moveXml(cursor);
                    }
                    moveable.pop();
                    moveable.toNextSibling(SchemaConversionUtils.J2EE_NAMESPACE, "connectionfactory-interface");
                    moveable.moveXml(cursor);
                    moveable.toNextSibling(SchemaConversionUtils.J2EE_NAMESPACE, "connectionfactory-impl-class");

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