On 21 Jul 2004, at 16:23, rich coco wrote:
hi rich
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In brief, I guess I am asking: given what i am trying to do and the structure of the
incoming xmlrpc stream, can I use Digester to properly parse this arbitrarily
recursive stream?
digester is fundamentally just an easy wrapper around SAX. given enough effort, anything you can process using SAX you can process using digester. you can always just create a custom rule implementation if none of the standard one are right for you.
you may need to use the ExtendedBaseRules (or create a regex rule implementation from something like ORO) if the base pattern matching rule vocabulary is not rich enough but it's hard to give you more help without the idea of the xml and the source to which you're trying to map.
is there some other xmlrpc parsing package that I should use instead?
i suppose this question becomes: is there any easier way to do this?
digester isn't a specialist xmlrpc package so it's possible that someone might know a specialist package that will make this easier. maybe they'd like to jump in since i don't.
BTW please remember to prefix your subject with the name of the component you're posting about.
- robert
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