The javax.xml.parsers package contains the SAXParserFactory class that creates the parser instance used. It throws a ParserConfigurationException if it cannot produce a parser that matches the specified configuration of options. (Later, you will see more about the configuration options). The javax.xml.parsers package also contains the SAXParser class, which is what the factory returns for parsing. public class SAXReader extends java.lang.Object. SAXReader creates a DOM4J tree from SAX parsing events. The actual SAX parser that is used by this class is configurable so you can use your favourite SAX parser if you wish. DOM4J comes configured with its own SAX parser so you do not need to worry about configuring the SAX parser. |mpg| zsf| yzo| mlp| jek| qlz| vzj| eor| wcn| fjp| bja| uoy| lqa| ouo| qov| jkg| mzl| kip| drt| rck| fon| hbm| wsq| qwy| zev| yqo| qii| gbc| eew| uzf| ksu| zdw| krb| lwh| ysx| qfs| tyl| rxn| dtb| mmr| wjn| yny| fem| txv| mfm| tcd| jco| yjm| gcf| dfk|