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I haven't used the Apache SAX parser, but here is
a general scheme that should work for any SAX parser.
The ElementStart handler in your parser looks for
the field2 element. When it's found, it installs new start element, end
element, and characters handlers. The new start element handler
spits out the name and attribute/value pairs within angle
brackets. The new characters handler spits out the text value. The
new end element handler spits out the closing tag, unless it is for field2, in
which case it swaps back in all the old handlers.
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 11:32
AM
Subject: use SAX to get "tree"
under XML node
i'm using the Apache SAX parser and i need to get
the XML tree underneath a specific node.
for example in the following xml
file...
<fields>
<field1>value
1</field1>
<field2><style
value="red"/><values>value
2</values></field2>
</fields>
i want to be able to get the trigger on the
element field2 and somehow get back the string
<style
value="red"/><value1>value1</value1><value2>value
2</value2></values>
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