I'm not sure I'm getting you. Anyway, SAX doesn't care about dates or floats, only strings, so you'd have to convert these datatypes yourself to a suitable string representation (dates to ISO8601 for example). Probably if you're following my example you can extend the EasyGenerationContentHandlerProxy (awesome name, right?) to handle special datatypes for you. In the end you simply have to call the characters() method to send the values as strings. HTH.
On 17.02.2005 22:08:00 Glen Mazza wrote: > Jeremias (or others), > > I'm converting over at work to this method you're > describing below, using the embed sample you mention > below--everything is going well so far. > > Question though: For date and number types within the > various objects that represent the data, should I use > String datatypes instead because of the subsequent SAX > event handling, or will dates and floats/ints etc. > still work fine with this method? Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
