The original SAX specification did not deal with lexical constructs like
CDATA and comments. If you want to use a LexicalHandler, you'll have to
use the new SAX2 implementation.
Dave
"Ken Crismon"
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olabs.com> cc: (bcc: David N Bertoni/CAM/Lotus)
Subject: RE: SAX and CDATA sections
07/23/2001
01:19 PM
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to xerces-c-dev
Joseph,
Are you saying that I can "implement" a startCDATA and endCDATA in the same
fashion that I can implement a StartElement and EndElement?
Also does the StartCDATA and EndCDATA wrap around a normal call to a
characters call?
Thanks for the help,
Ken Crismon
RioLabs, Inc
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Subject: Re: SAX and CDATA sections
If you're using the DOM API, CDATA sections show up as CDATASection nodes
(a subclass of Text nodes, with a different node-type number).
If you're using the SAX API, start/endCDATA events are sent to the
LexicalHandler, if you register one with your XMLReader before it begins
delivering events.
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