Hi Ramana,

I guess what you're really after is a "tiny" XML parser.  I'm not aware of 
any, although somebody may have developed something suitable and posted it 
on one of the many Java "resource" sites.  Perhaps one of the other list 
mmbers might know of something.

If you can't find anything then you're left with two options: develop 
something of your own, or use Xerces.  I can't think of any reason that 
might make you consider the first option for more than about 90 seconds... 
 You can do everything you need to in Xerces, it implements the standards 
for XML, it's stable, it's powerful, and it's fast.  The only real downside 
is that it is pretty big.  If you want to deploy this application across 
the web, using Xerces will significantly increase the download time that 
your users will experience.

Having said all that, many of us would be only too happy to help you 
through the process of creating an XML source that reads a string, and then 
using a DefaultHandler to parse your string.

Drop us a line if you decide to go with Xerces.

Cheers,
Paul.

-----Original Message-----
From:   Jaladurgam, Ramana [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:   Friday, August 29, 2003 4:08 AM
To:     '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:        Handling tags

Hello,
  I know this question is a out of scope of this list. But, I choose to
write this here because there will be a lot of tag parsing experts here.
  The problem here:
       I have a String returned from some program and it can contain
<U></U><B></B> and <I></I> tags. Meaning some thing like :
<B>H</B>E<U>LL</U>O. The string returned may or not may not contain the
tags. If they contain the tags, then I need to get the embeded token from
it.
    I am also required to do error handling like
        1. There should be atleast one token between the tags, if there are
tags.
        2. The tag should be properly used. Meaning no start tag without 
end
tag etc.
    I don't want to use SAXhandler or DOM parser for this small strings.
Plan to do String processing. Please suggest me the solutions. I am new to
Java.

Regards
Ramana.JV.


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