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Java XML Q&A » tag » parse

1. parse meta tags in Java stackoverflow.com

I have a collection of HTML documents for which I need to parse the contents of the <meta> tags in the <head> section. These are the only HTML tags whose values ...

2. How to parse xml having html tags within xml tags stackoverflow.com

I've got an xml which has html within the xml tags and i'm not able to parse as it. When i start parsing the xml the str tag has html in it

3. Special Character and html tag parsing in xml stackoverflow.com

I have an xml in which it contails <br/> tag in the element data fiels. I am able to parse it using string builder in Sax parser. Now i want to ...

4. Able to Parse XML tags , but could able to put them inside a single Object stackoverflow.com

<request>
    <Ord OrdQty="1" Market="O">
    <Bag Color="1" price="59.00"/>
    </Ord>

    <Ord OrdQty="2" Market="O">
    <Bag Color="1" price="59.00"/>
   ...

5. parse XML tags (urgent) java-forums.org

I need to read XML data " ball " from a file. since it contains error, the output has to be like this. ERROR: MISMATCH TAG on line 1: and ! SOS: how can i write a java code that shows the error massage above.:( Any kind of help will highly be appreciated. Thanks for your attention.

6. XML parsing XML tag issue? forums.oracle.com

I'm going to take a wild guess... the OP is passing the Attributes object from the startElement() method outside of the method, and expecting it to contain the same attributes at a later point in the parsing. That doesn't work: buried in the API documentation for the method is the phrase "The value of this object after startElement returns is undefined." ...

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