Hi,
> You can use these events to do whatever you need at any point in the
> document. So once we reach the start of <trk> we know all waypoints
> have been read right?
>
Yes
> You should call the parser in a background thread so your UI thread
> can respond to a call from the parser when it reaches the marked
> element.
>
Actually, in my "main.java" i have:
getWpt = new Thread (new Runnable ()
{
@Override
public void run()
{
try
{
FileInputStream is = new
FileInputStream("/sdcard/"+fileList[pos]);
SAXParserFactory factory =
SAXParserFactory.newInstance();
SAXParser saxparser = factory.newSAXParser();
XMLReader reader = saxparser.getXMLReader();
xmlHandler = new XMLHandler ();
reader.setContentHandler(xmlHandler);
reader.parse( new InputSource (is) );
}
......
than i have an own java file for my XMLHandler class. So how could i
use a method like your callNotifyMethodInMainClass(wayPointArray). ??
Must I create a Handler object in my main.java and send the handler
object to my handler class (instead of xmlHandler = new XMLHandler ();
xmlHandler = new XMLHandler (myHandler); ?? If so, how can i send the
wayPointArray back?? I only use myHandler.sendEmptyMessage(0) or
something like that - so how can i pass the waypointArray object
back??
Thanks for your answer,
Stefan
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