stax

问题 Making custom transformations for different event types with StAX using EventFilter and StreamFilter I feel being forced into a procedural implementation - extract these events and process them, filter those events and process them, than put all the results back together and return. SAX seems to have a really nice feature there - chainable filters based on XMLFilters. I would prefer to keep my implementation StAX-based, but to somehow incorporate or emulate the chainable filters from SAX. Can

问题 I have a huge XML (~2GB) and I need to add new Elements and modify the old ones. For example, I have: <books> <book>....</book> ... <book>....</book> </books> And want to get: <books> <book> <index></index> .... </book> ... <book> <index></index> .... </book> </books> I used the following code: XMLInputFactory inFactory = XMLInputFactory.newInstance(); XMLEventReader eventReader = inFactory.createXMLEventReader(new FileInputStream(file)); XMLOutputFactory factory = XMLOutputFactory

问题 I have a huge XML (~2GB) and I need to add new Elements and modify the old ones. For example, I have: <books> <book>....</book> ... <book>....</book> </books> And want to get: <books> <book> <index></index> .... </book> ... <book> <index></index> .... </book> </books> I used the following code: XMLInputFactory inFactory = XMLInputFactory.newInstance(); XMLEventReader eventReader = inFactory.createXMLEventReader(new FileInputStream(file)); XMLOutputFactory factory = XMLOutputFactory

问题 This is more a general question by example: I'm using xstream and woodstox, woodstox comes with a service provider for javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory in woodstox jar registering com.ctc.wstx.stax.WstxOutputFactory. I want to provide my own javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory and still have woodstox jar in the classpath. I know I can provide my own with the system property javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory , but I'm trying to take off the hassle from our dev ops team and do it with a service

问题 I am using StAX XML stream writer to write the XML file. It writes all the data in a single line. I want all the tags to be indented instead of a single line. 回答1: stax-utils provides class IndentingXMLStreamWriter which does the job: XMLStreamWriter writer = XMLOutputFactory.newInstance().createXMLStreamWriter(...); writer = new IndentingXMLStreamWriter(writer); ... 回答2: Answered here: StAX XML formatting in Java EDIT: A quick example (without resource cleaning) using stax-utils (https:/

问题 @Before There will be probably some duplicate questions suggestions, I don't think that is the case maybe read this first, I'll try to be as brief as possible. Title gives basic idea. Here is an example XML(case 1) : <root> <Item> <ItemID>4504216603</ItemID> <ListingDetails> <StartTime>10:00:10.000Z</StartTime> <EndTime>10:00:30.000Z</EndTime> <ViewItemURL>http://url</ViewItemURL> .... </item> Here is an example XML(case 2) : <Item> <ItemID>4504216604</ItemID> <ListingDetails> <StartTime>10

问题 somewhat related to: libxml2 from java yes, this question is rather long-winded - sorry. I kept is as dense as I felt possible. I bolded the questions to make it easier to peek at before reading the whole thing. Why is sax parsing faster than dom parsing? The only thing I can come up with is that w/ sax you're probably ignoring the majority of the incoming data, and thus not wasting time processing parts of the xml you don't care about. IOW - after parsing w/ SAX, you can't recreate the

问题 I'm using StAX to parse an XML file and would like to know where each tag starts and ends. For that I'm trying to use getLocation().getCharacterOffset() , but it returns incorrect values for every tag beyond first. XMLInputFactory factory = XMLInputFactory.newInstance(); XMLEventReader reader = factory.createXMLEventReader( new StringReader("<root>txt1<tag>txt2</tag></root>")); XMLEvent e; e = reader.nextEvent(); // START_DOCUMENT System.out.println(e); System.out.println(e.getLocation()); e

问题 The XMLStreamReader ->Location has a method called getCharacterOffset() . Unfortunately the Javadocs indicate this is an ambigously named method: it can also return a byte-offset (and this appears to be true in practice); unhelpfully this seems to occur when reading from files (for instance): The Javadoc states : Return the byte or character offset into the input source this location is pointing to. If the input source is a file or a byte stream then this is the byte offset into that stream,

问题 I am having trouble parsing an XML with no closing tag. Please see snippet of the xml below. I have tried SAX and also StAX Parser they both need a properly formatted XML with closing tag XXYY....as you can see below the XML format is a little bit different... Please help me if there is any API out there that can help me parse this or if SAX/StAX can help me achieve what I want.... :( <Employees> <Employee> <Detail> <Date>2018014 <Name>XXYY <Age>0 <LANGUAGE>ENG <Manager> <MName>YYXX <MID>5959