I believe Digester is smart enough to call that method when it reaches
the end, even if the document contain only one of those elements you
mentioned. I just saw this the other day when I used Digester to parse
some XML.
Otis
--- Thomas_Krämer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >> *sorry* for previous mail, sometimes shortkeys are not that
> helpful... >>
>
> Thanks for that hint, Otis.
> Digester is a very comfortable way to customize the indexing of xml
> using lucene.
> And it works fine except one thing:
>
> According to the example in the article is set the addDocument (here:
> addRecord) method when reading
> the last element:
>
> // call 'addContact' method when the next 'oaidc:dc' pattern is seen
> digester.addSetNext(("oaidc:dc", "addRecord");
>
> but as each file contains only one opening <oaidc:dc> tag (and not as
> in the example: on
> adressbook-file contains various contact elements), how do i decide
> when to call the addRecord method?
>
> i tried empty String and null, but it didn´t work.
> is there a posibility to tell Digester what to to at endoffile?
>
> Thanks a lot !
>
>
>
> Otis Gospodnetic schrieb:
> > I suggest you look at the Articles section of Lucene's site, in
> > particular an article about XML, Lucene, and Digester.
>
>
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