[jdom-interest] JDOM, Resin 2.0.13 org.jdom.*

[John Rosocha]

Is there a means implicitly set the SAX parser used in JDOM?

Tatu Saloranta wrote:

>--- John Rosocha <john at clandecadence.com> wrote:
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>>I've read this thread. It suggests that the problem
>>is Neko. In my 
>>example I am using org.jdom.input.SAXBuilder(). Is
>>that not part of 
>>JDOM? Or is some oter library being called in some
>>fashion?
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>Well, that method just uses the default SAX parser
>implementation, obtained via JAXP. So the instance
>will not be created by JDom, just used by JDom.
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>>I see calls to com.caucho.xml.* in the stack trace.
>>Does JDOM access 
>>outside parsers in some fashion?
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>Yes: JDom is basically the tree model (builder,
>serializer) built on top of a low-level parser;
>typically Xerces or Crimson (default in JDK 1.4), but
>something else in your case.
>
>Apparently the one used in this case does not have
>namespace-handling enabled (or implemented...), and is
>producing local names namespace-aware processors (like
>JDom) apparently doesn't like (such local names are
>not legal in namespace-aware mode).
>
>-+ Tatu +-
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