[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Errr, how is that possible? The way things normally work is, parser
> >reads XML resource, loads it into data structure, offers DOM API to it.
>
> Most of the DOM could be constructed using public DOM APIs, if you pass a
> Document into the parser. There may be a few exceptions left, but the
> intent is that parser does not _have_ to be hardcoded to use a particular
> DOM.
>
> And I think the parser IBM supplied will in fact write into any DOM you
> want to hand it, though it may run faster (eg the deferred bindings) and
> support additional features (eg marking ignorable whitespace) when working
> with its own.
>
> ______________________________________
> Joe Kesselman / IBM Research
Joe is correct. Now it should be as simple as invoking:
setProperty("http://apache.org/xml/properties/dom/document-class-name";,
"my.awesome.dom.DocumentImpl");
on the DOMParser, after creating it.
-Ralf
