Parsing, by definition, takes a stream of markup and parses it. Since you have an XML hierarchy which is not a stream of markup, there is no need to parse it.
Perhaps if you explain the problem you are trying to solve and the
structure of your data, someone can help you out.
Dave
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Hi!
I need to parse an XML doc that is not a stream (file, buffer, etc.).
Technically, it is not yet an XML doc at all, but a wrapper class
representing an XML hierarchy. I don't think I am supposed to build a DOM
tree, as no parse(...) method takes a DOM_Node as input.
Please help me to determine which classes I can use to build a non-stream
XML input to be parsed.
Thanks!
Matt Hanson!
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