Java DOM edit: Replacing a Text Node with a New CDATASection Node

      
    public void addCDATA(Document doc) {
        Element root = doc.getDocumentElement();
        Element place = (Element)root.getFirstChild();
        Element directions = (Element)place.getLastChild();
        String dirtext =
            ">>>\n" +
            "<<<\n" +
            "&&&\n" +
            "<><><>.";
        CDATASection dirdata = doc.createCDATASection(dirtext);
        directions.replaceChild(dirdata,directions.getFirstChild());
    }

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