> What happens when you add a println statement before the last line? Is this
> reached? Is startDocument() called and how do you know that endDocument() is
> not called? In the quoted code you're not doing anything.
Yes, startDocument() gets called, endDocument() doesn't, I know that
as I've log
What happens when you add a println statement before the last line? Is this
reached? Is startDocument() called and how do you know that endDocument() is
not called? In the quoted code you're not doing anything.
Also, is it a conscious decision to use SAX here? I think SAX is a pain for
most ordinar
It isn't big at all, it's got about 25 elements, it's not not a very
deep tree either. I've parsed way longer XML feeds in the past with
the same implementation of SAX.
I asked the server guy to remove the element where it got stuck, and
then it managed to parse one more element down the tree, an
I don't know. Did you try a smaller document?How big is it anyway?
What does the log say?
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 12:28 PM, mobilekid wrote:
>
> Just to add to my message, endDocument() doesn't get called... Does
> that mean that the document is too big too parse?!
> >
>
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Just to add to my message, endDocument() doesn't get called... Does
that mean that the document is too big too parse?!
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