> No, but for example, when I get to the following:
> <COMPANY>The Company Name</COMPANY>
>
> and the 'C' is the 16384th char, I get 2 Company records;
> Company1:"The C"
> Company2:"ompany Name"
There is nothing wrong in it, according to SAX documentation, "SAX parsers
may return all contiguous character data in single chunk, or they may split
it into several chunks."
This has to be taken care by your application, common workaround
is to use StringBuffer and append characters into it.
--
Neeraj B.
Sun Microsystems, inc.
> Anthony Shawver wrote:
> > During the parsing of the document, the parser seems to hit a limit at
> > 16k (in between the 16384th & 16385th characters) and "splits" the
> > current piece of data that it's reading. Is there a setting I can
> > change to prevent this?
>
> Define "split". Are you losing data?
>
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