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Answer» If you believe you found a bug in JDOM:
- Check both the open issues and closed issues to see if it's a known issue.
- Check if the problem occurs when using the latest DEVELOPMENT version (source .zip) of JDOM.
- Search the JDOM mailing list archives as EXPLAINED above.
- If you don't find resolution with the latest snapshot, EITHER create an issue on GitHub or post to the jdom-interest mailing list; make sure you're a subscriber first as only subscribers can post.
- In the bug report, give as much information as possible -- the stack traces, a reproducible and short code example, the XML file causing problems. Make sure to state the version of JDOM used (official version or GitHub commit).
- If you have a patch to fix the bug, please SUBMIT that along with the problem report. We love patches.
If you believe you found a bug in JDOM:
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