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Java XML Q&A » parse » attribute

1. Parsing XML with attributes in Java? stackoverflow.com

I have a url: http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/?method=chart.getlovedtracks&api_key=b25b959554ed76058ac220b7b2e0a026&page=3&limit=25 that display XML with information on A song name and artist. It also display 3 links to different sized images, these image urls ...

2. Parsing XML in JAVA SAX, without populating default attributes stackoverflow.com

I am trying to parse a given XML against a DTD using javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser. But, I just dont want default attributes to get populated based on DTD. So I tried the setFeature ...

3. XPath for parsing XML attributes stackoverflow.com

Can someone please tell me the "correct / most-efficient way" of getting the "Status" XML attributes (ID, CssClass, Description, and IsActive for the XML below: Implementation will be Java - (but ...

4. Parsing xml attributes crash java-forums.org

Well the thing is that I tried to put a string array (that was empty) into a table. The next thing for me is to figure out how to turn the console output into a string, pref a string array. From the tutorial I have this code bit: Java Code: private static final class SaxHandler extends DefaultHandler { // invoked when ...

5. xml parsing - how access attributes? forums.oracle.com

Well, first of all attributes aren't considered "children" in XML's data model. But more to the point, the methods you are calling aren't looking for attributes correctly. Probably you're calling methods designed to get child nodes which are elements or text. But George has a point. DOM-bashing is tedious to write in the first place and tedious to change when requirements ...

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