Hi Simon,
You may wish to check out the current digester source code from the cvs
repository, or use CVSWeb to browse it.
You will find code in src/examples/api which may be useful to you.
that is a very goog tip, i�ll try it. It is definetly a good idea to add
some examples to next release because all three articles don�t deal with
accessing the objects.
The way digester is generally used is that you give it some rules and
some input xml, and it generates a tree of objects. You never need to
access the digester "stack" from your code; you just get the object
representing the root of the tree and use its methods.
yes, that was a little confusing to me. I actually saw some Java code
before 'crawling' through the commons sources, but never this stack
stuff. I just dealt with stacks by handling exceptions without any need
to get closer as e.printStackTrace(). I don�t remenber any other class
pushing and polling objects to/from stack, so i just expectet some
methods like getStack(i) or whatever. Time to learn something new ;-)
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