Hi John,
The best place to start is probably the 'samples' directory in
the Xerces distribution (it may be a separate download these days, so if
you don't have it go back to the Xerces site and get it). You probably
have an XML file and want to parse it, or a DOM and want to add things
to it. The samples contain examples of this -- some more straightforward
than others. Have a look, compile them and run them and see what they
do.
Good luck,
Chris
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Hi,
i am using J2SDK 1.4 and Tomcat. I'm a little new to XML. The version
of Tomcat I am using uses the Xerces parser. But how do I use it? I
know the J2SDK 1.4 edition has JAXP 1.1 built in to it but how so I use
that as well? What commands do I use? Sorry but its all a bit
confusing to me? I've read many websites that say to place the
appropriate JAR files in certain "endorsed directories" but I cann't see
why if J2SDK 1.4 edition already has JAXP 1.1 in built.
I've written an XML file (from a book just to see whats going on) but
I'm not sure what to do next. I wrote a SAX parser program in Java and
the tutorial says compile it but I can't.
Any help on any of this is greatly appreciated
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