Hi,
It is possible to do what you want. What you have then is an
implemented SAX application. SAX itself does not provide an "output
source" for use. Writing out a document is only 1 of a very large number
of possible uses. It is possible to use cout inside of the methods and
that will write to screen. If you want to do something more complicated
then you will have to write/find the supporting code.
hope this helps.
Gareth
On Tue, 7 Jan 2003, Pfleger Thomas,E2 wrote:
> Hello Xerces users/developers!
>
> It is possible to create an XML document using calls to SAX (like startElement).
>This is illustrated in some samples I found in books.
> After examining the documentation of Xerces, I found no means to set an output
>source for the document. Disappointig enough, this is also not covered in the samples
>I have seen so far.
>
> I tried out the DOMWriter's writeNode and this works - however, "pretty printing"
>shows no line breaks. The 2003/12/20 build of Xerces does nicely but I'm not sure
>whether it would be compatible with Xalan 1.4.0.
>
> I'm quite a newbee to Xerces and would be very glad to get some advice about
>serializing XML. I'd prefer SAX for it because exporting many data from a RDBMS would
>yield a big DOM memory footprint. Can one use SAX to programmatically create an XML
>doc in a file?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions or tips,
> Thomas
>
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