Thanks for the responses. I figured out my issues. I was having multiple problems at once that I mistook for a single problem. Mainly, my problem was insufficient exception handling. Sorry to waste everyone's time.
Thanks Again, Darren -----Original Message----- From: David Bertoni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 1:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: FW: Determining an element's value using SAX Darren Odom wrote: > Well, I made a little progress but I could still use some > guidance. I am still clueless as to how I should get the data between > tags using SAX. If anyone can tell me how, that would make my day. I There is not that much difference between SAX and SAX2 in this regard. In SAX, you use DocumentHandler::characters() and in SAX2, ContentHandler::characters(). > DID figure out how to get that data using SAX2, using the > ContentHandlerr::characters function. The only problem is that every > time I try to parse a document with a SAX2XMLReader my program crashes > with an unhandled exception. Specifically, the error looks like this. > > First-chance exception in ConSaxTest.exe (KERNEL32.DLL): 0xE06D7363: > Microsoft C++ Exception. Do you have exception handling enabled for your application? Take a look at the samples apps for basic information about how to write your code and for the appropriate compiler/linker options. > > I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 as my dev > environment. I can't tell exactly where in the Xercesc dll the problem > is happening but it is 2 function calls below the SAX2XMLReader::parse > function. It is occurring before any of my ContentHandler or > ErrorHandler functions get called. I thought it might have been my > source or my code but I have tried parsing different documents of > different input types, URL, Local File, Memory Buffer, all to no avail. > I have also tried running the sample application located here, > http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-xercc/sidefile1.html, > substituting the default handler for the handler used in the example and > I got the same error. It may be an issue with VC++ 6.0 or my > environment. I don't know. But I do know that the original > SAXParser::parse function works great and does not generate this > exception. > > Can anyone out there offer me any advice? If SAX works, then there should be no real reason why SAX2 wouldn't work. Perhaps if you show us some of your code, we can help. Dave
