Hi Thomas,
Thanks for respond, I did solve my problem by using characters() and
LexicalHandler.startCData() and LexicalHandler.endCData() callbacks to collect
data that splits multiple lines in DATA content.
///////////////////////////
startCData(){
isCDATA = true;
}
characters(.....)
{
if(isCDATA)
//collect data
}
endCDATA()
{
//reset flag
//process collected data
}
/////////////////////////////
Thanks ,
Irene Levina.
"Thomas B. Passin" wrote:
> [Irene Levina]
>
> > If same data split into multiple lines, such as :
> >
> > <Attribute>
> > <![CDATA[<greeting>Hello, world!</greeting>]]>
> > </Attribute>
> >
> > length parameter repoted just a whitespace, and I can't not get actual
> > character data that I'm looking for. Is this bug was fixed in any new
> > version of SAXParser?
>
> That's because your data contains three nodes, not one
> 1) a whitespace-only node holding the first newline and it looks like some
> spaces as well.
> 2) the expected CDATA node, and
> 3) another whitespace-only node holding the second newline.
>
> It's not a bug, it reflects your data. I'm not sure whether SAXParser has
> settings to merge the whitespace-only nodes with the other nodes. Otherwise
> you have to make sure to collect all these nodes, not just the CDATA one.
>
> Tom P
>
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