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To use a SAX parser, use SAXParserFactory to generate a parser instance. Then call parsers's parse() method. The parser contains a SAXReader instance, which invokes callback methods the application must implement. The methods are defined by the ContentHandler, ErrorHandler, DTDHandler and EntityResolver interfaces. | To use a SAX parser, use <tt>SAXParserFactory</tt> to generate a parser instance. The actual implementation of the parser is determined by the value of javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory system property. Then call parsers's parse() method. The parser contains a <tt>SAXReader</tt> instance, which invokes callback methods the application must implement. The methods are defined by the <tt>ContentHandler</tt>, <tt>ErrorHandler</tt>, <tt>DTDHandler</tt> and <tt>EntityResolver</tt> interfaces. | ||
For a working example of SAX parsing, see [[SAX Example]] below. | For a working example of SAX parsing, see [[SAX Example]] below. | ||
Revision as of 20:33, 9 November 2016
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Overview
To use a SAX parser, use SAXParserFactory to generate a parser instance. The actual implementation of the parser is determined by the value of javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory system property. Then call parsers's parse() method. The parser contains a SAXReader instance, which invokes callback methods the application must implement. The methods are defined by the ContentHandler, ErrorHandler, DTDHandler and EntityResolver interfaces.
For a working example of SAX parsing, see SAX Example below.
SAX Example
Component Packages
- javax.xml.parsers
- org.xml.sax the basic SAX API.