saxparser

There is a common problem in using android sdk manager but there isn't any solution for this problem all over the web even in the stackoverflow : for updating components of android sdk I write in the command prompt: C:\sdk\tools\bin>sdkmanager --list the erros that appear are these: Warning: Errors during XML parse: Warning: White spaces are required between publicId and systemId. Warning: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; lineNumber: 1; columnNumber: 62; White spaces are required between publicId and systemId. Warning: javax.xml.bind.UnmarshalException - with linked exception: [org.xml.sax

I am working on an android client which reads continues stream of xml data from my java server via a TCP socket. The server sends a '\n' character as delimiter between consecutive responses. Below given is a model implementation.. <response1> <datas> <data> ..... ..... </data> <data> ..... ..... </data> ........ ........ </datas> </response1>\n <--- \n acts as delimiter ---/> <response2> <datas> <data> ..... ..... </data> <data> ..... ..... </data> ........ ........ </datas> </response2>\n Well I hope the structure is clear now. This response is transmitted from server zlib compressed. So I

Is it possible to get the content of an element from a XML file in startElement function that is the override function of the SAX handler? Below is the specification. 1) XML file <employees> <employee id="111"> <firstName>Rakesh</firstName> <lastName>Mishra</lastName> <location>Bangalore</location> </employee> <employee id="112"> <firstName>John</firstName> <lastName>Davis</lastName> <location>Chennai</location> </employee> <employee id="113"> <firstName>Rajesh</firstName> <lastName>Sharma</lastName> <location>Pune</location> </employee> </employees> 2) startElement function @Override public

I'm trying to remove all the project1 nodes (along with their child elements) from the below sample xml document ( original document is about 30 GB ) using SAX parser.It would be fine to have a separate modified file or ok with the in-line edit. sample.xml <ROOT> <test src="http://dfs.com">Hi</test> <project1>This is old data<foo></foo></project1> <bar> <project1>ty</project1> <foo></foo> </bar> </ROOT> Here is my attempt.. parser.py from xml.sax.handler import ContentHandler import xml.sax class MyHandler(xml.sax.handler.ContentHandler): def __init__(self, out_file): self._charBuffer = []

Under the push parsing approach, a push parser generates synchronous events as a document is parsed, and these events can be processed by an application using a callback handler model This is the text given in the book Pro XML Development with Java about SAX 2.0. As for StAX, the book says: Under the pull approach, events are pulled from an XML document under the control of the application using the parser. I want to ask, what is the meaning of the highlighted text ? An answer befitting a beginner is appreciated :) Basically, a push is when the parser says to some handler, "I have a foo, do

I understand the difference between how the SAX parser works vs the XMLPull parser. In fact there's a pretty good explanation here: http://www.firstobject.com/xml-reader-sax-vs-xml-pull-parser.htm The article is a bit .NET centric but the concepts apply. While I agree with the author's opinion that the Pull parser is easier to work with, I'm pretty confused as to which type of parser would be better in which situations. If anyone could shed any light and point me to some more reading I would appreciate it. Thank you. I find that they both suck. (And I have a better solution to suggest) You

I am parsing XML from the web using Android. The code below shows a sample of the XML. The problem I'm having is I can't get the string value of the item tag. When I use name = attributes.getQName(i); it outputs the name, not the value of the attribute. <weatherdata> <timetags> <item name="date"> <value>20/04/2012</value> <unit/> <image/> <class>dynamic</class> <description>The current date</description> </item> use attributes.getValue(i); instead of attributes.getQName(i); because as doc says : getQName : Return an attribute's qualified (prefixed) name. getValue : Look up an attribute's value

I created a Java application which opens an xml file that looks something like this: <AnimalTree> <animal> <mammal>canine</mammal> <color>blue</color> </animal> <!-- ... --> </AnimalTree> And I can open it using: File fXmlFile = getResources.getXml("res/xml/data.xml"); DocumentBuilderFactory dbFactory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance(); DocumentBuilder dBuilder = dbFactory.newDocumentBuilder(); Document doc = dBuilder.parse(fXmlFile); doc.getDocumentElement().normalize(); NodeList animalNodes = doc.getElementsByTagName("animal"); Then I can simply create a node, push the object into a