Force using Xerces instead of Java's built-in classes ?
lionel laffineur
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Jimmy Clark
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Keep in mind that there is a version of Xerces that has been incorprated into the JRE as of version 1.4.
If you want to use the faster Apache version of Xerces, then you need to specify the classname of the SAXParser which is in your imported Xerces library. You do this when creating the XMLReader object.
If you want to use the faster Apache version of Xerces, then you need to specify the classname of the SAXParser which is in your imported Xerces library. You do this when creating the XMLReader object.
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I'm using this peace of code:
How can I specify which parser must be used ?
1 2 3 | DocumentBuilderFactory dbf = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();DocumentBuilder db = dbf.newDocumentBuilder();Document doc = db.parse(xmlFile); |
How can I specify which parser must be used ?
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If you are using DOM-based API, then you most likely will not have the ability to specify the classname of the SAXParser.
You might however. This feature might be exposed in the DOM implementation that you are using.
You might however. This feature might be exposed in the DOM implementation that you are using.
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