And then just set the document-class-name property on the parser so that it uses your document class for making the DOM nodes as it parses. But depending on what you want to do, you may have to be careful about what you override, etc.
Hi Andy,
Wow, I was not aware that something like this was possible. This is just what I am looking for -- and, if Xerces supports my understanding of what you're saying, then by no way is its complexity a bad thing.
I am not clear on where this property is set. I searched the API a bit and found the DocumentBuilderFactory.setProperty method. Is this what I'm looking for? If so, where can I get a list of the valid property names? I will be interested in overriding the DocumentImpl and ElementImpl classes (probably others as well).
Much thanks,
Toby -- Tobias McNulty Data Description, Inc. 840 Hanshaw Road, Suite 9 Ithaca, NY 14850 Phone: (607) 257-1000 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: www.datadesk.com
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