Hi Elisha,
you can try installing an "advanced document handler" using
installAdvDocHandler(); in your XMLDocumentHandler-derived class, you
will receive the <?xml... declaratin through the XMLDecl method
virtual void XMLDecl
(
const XMLCh* const versionStr
, const XMLCh* const encodingStr
, const XMLCh* const standaloneStr
, const XMLCh* const autoEncodingStr
)
As for the startPrefixMapping documentation, it was outdated: the
parser does indeed call it.
Alberto
At 13.47 02/10/2005 -0700, Elisha Berns wrote:
Hi,
How do you get the encoding=xxx declaration from the <?xml ...?>
declaration of an xml document using Xerces? I'd like to use SAX to do
it, but I don't see an interface that that has a getEncoding() method so
far that works off the xml document.
Additionally the DefaultHandler::startPrefixMapping() method has a note
in the documentation that says, "The current Implementation of
SAX2Parser will _NEVER_ call this". So is there some other built in way
to get the prefix mappings?
Thanks for any help here,
Elisha Berns
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