• From: TAMURA Kent <kent@t...>
• To: anette.engel@c...
• Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1998 18:30:03 +0900

In message "Re: XML Parse, which resolves enitities"
    on 98/12/09, anette.engel@c... <anette.engel@c...> writes:
> > Most do, including Sun's:
> 
> but not xml4j from IBM:
> 
> I wrote a little sample program, just parsing a document and
> then writing it to stdout. To my dissappointment the entities
> weren't resolved.

Maybe, your program did not handle children of
org.w3c.dom.EntityReference nodes. If you need no
EntityReference nodes, call Parser#setExpandEntityReferences(true)
before Parser#readStream().

-- 
TAMURA, Kent  @ Tokyo Research Laboratory, IBM Japan


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