I'd be willing to commit to signing up to do this for Lark, given
the following changes:
> public void=20
> startDocument (XmlProcessor processor, String pubid, URL sysid);
Question: what if there's no <!DOCTYPE? And if there is, you might as
well throw in the root doctype.
> public void
> startProlog (XmlProcessor processor);
> public void=20
> endProlog (XmlProcessor processor);
Lose these; they have no place in this API. You want this kind of stuff,
use Lark or AElfred or whatever.
> public void=20
> processingInstruction (XmlProcessor processor, String target, String=
data);
Lose this.
> public void=20
> error (XmlProcessor processor, String message, URL url, int line);
>}
Have to add the entity ID as an argument. No point giving the line=20
number if you don't know what it's in.
>The processor itself could implement the following interface (very
>Thread-oriented and Bean-like):
And one last thing: if you use URL, then you have to do a new URL()
which does (I think) at least some syntax checking... is this appropriate?
Why not just pass it as a string? -Tim