stax

Are there any other STaX Writer implementation for C/C++ except libxml2? LLamaXML Its one of the few C++ pull parsers. The article about STaX in Wikipedia mentiones Expat in the list of implementations. You can look at the Genx library. Qt has QXmlStreamWriter and QXmlStreamReader Irrlicht Engine contain IXMLWriter that use StAX model 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1693523/stax-writer-implementation-for-c-c

I am unable to check for CDATA in XML and read it using XMLEventReader. The following is the sample: <name>HEADERS</name> <data> <![CDATA[ Sat Nov 19 18:50:15 2016 (1672822) ]]> <![CDATA[Sat, 19 Nov 2016 18:50:14 -0800 (PST) ]]> </data> The XMLEventReader of Stax api which i am using is as follows: while (eventReader.hasNext()) { XMLEvent event = eventReader.nextEvent(); if (event.isCharacters()) { System.out.println(event.asCharacters().isCData()); System.out.println(event.asCharacters().getData()); } } So,when I read the data tag for characters, I get false for event.asCharacters().isCData()

I am using StAX to create a quite large xml document. Until now I was using the IndentingXMLStreamwriter class to get a well formatted document (see also this answer ). A few days ago we setup a jenkins server with an older jdk version (6.26), on which i get build errors. package com.sun.xml.internal.txw2.output does not exist I assume the package cannot be found because of the installed jdk version. For different reasons this cannot be changed (by the way, does anyone know the jdk version, at which this package (com.sun.xml.internal.txw2.output) was added?). Therefore I am looking for an

xml looks like so: <statements> <statement account="123"> ...stuff... </statement> <statement account="456"> ...stuff... </statement> </statements> I'm using stax to process one " <statement> " at a time and I got that working. I need to get that entire statement node as a string so I can create "123.xml" and "456.xml" or maybe even load it into a database table indexed by account. using this approach: http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/30298/1954 I'm looking to do something like this: String statementXml = staxXmlReader.getNodeByName("statement"); //load statementXml into database Why not just

I am trying to merge two xmls in Java. I am using STaX API to write these XMLs. I searched a lot on internet on how to merge xmls but none seems as straight forward as C# . Is there any straight-forward way of doing this in Java using StAX? Probably xslt would not be the right solution since the file size can be big. File1.xml <TestCaseBlock> <TestCase TestCaseID="1"> <Step ExecutionTime="2011-03-29 12:08:31 EST"> <Status>Passed</Status> <Description>foo</Description> <Expected>foo should pass</Expected> <Actual>foo passed</Actual> </Step> </TestCase> </TestCaseBlock> File2.xml <TestCaseBlock>

I'm using Android studio 1.5.1 I'd like to include the org.apache.poi-ooxml library in my android project. To include that library I needed to include some other library dependencies, among which the stax-api library. The problem with stax api is that it has all the packages in javax.* which is a "core library". Java jdk has all these libraries included, so if I were to use it in Java SE, I wouldn't need that stax-api library. Android, on the other hand, has a "partial" stax-api library. For android I only need the javax.xml.stream.* package. That means that I need to extract the stax-api,

The input file contains thousands of transactions in XML format which is around 10GB of size. The requirement is to pick each transaction XML based on the user input and send it to processing system. The sample content of the file <transactions> <txn id="1"> <name> product 1</name> <price>29.99</price> </txn> <txn id="2"> <name> product 2</name> <price>59.59</price> </txn> </transactions> The (technical)user is expected to give the input tag name like <txn> . We would like to provide this solution to be more generic. The file content might be different and users can give a XPath expression

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.newInstance(); XMLStreamWriter writer = factory.createXMLStreamWriter(new FileWriter(file, true)); while