Parses the input stream into a yaidom Document.
Parses the input stream into a yaidom Document. Closes the input stream afterwards.
Parses the content of the given File into a eu.cdevreeze.yaidom.simple.Document.
Parses the content of the given File into a eu.cdevreeze.yaidom.simple.Document.
Parses the content of the given URI into a eu.cdevreeze.yaidom.simple.Document.
Parses the content of the given URI into a eu.cdevreeze.yaidom.simple.Document.
Returns an adapted copy having the passed ConverterToDocument.
Returns an adapted copy having the passed ConverterToDocument. This method makes it possible to use an adapted converter, which may be needed depending on the JAXP implementation used.
DOM-LS-based
Documentparser.Typical non-trivial creation is as follows, assuming class
MyEntityResolver, which extendsLSResourceResolver, and classMyErrorHandler, which extendsDOMErrorHandler:A custom
LSResourceResolvercould be used to retrieve DTDs locally, or even to suppress DTD resolution. The latter can be coded as follows (see http://stuartsierra.com/2008/05/08/stop-your-java-sax-parser-from-downloading-dtds), risking some loss of information:For completeness, a custom
DOMErrorHandlerclass that simply throws an exception:If more flexibility is needed in configuring the
DocumentParserthan offered by this class, consider writing a wrapperDocumentParserwhich wraps aDocumentParserUsingDomLS, but adapts theparsemethod. This would make it possible to set an encoding on theLSInput, for example. As another example, this would allow for adapting the conversion from a DOMDocumentto yaidomDocument.A
DocumentParserUsingDomLSinstance can be re-used multiple times, from the same thread. If theDOMImplementationLSis thread-safe, it can even be re-used from multiple threads. Typically aDOMImplementationLScannot be trusted to be thread-safe, however. In a web application, one (safe) way to deal with that is to use oneDOMImplementationLSinstance per request.