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for a very simple document you would do the following: Vector elements = new Vector() //at startDocument Element element = new Element() //at startElement element.setValue(new String(ch)) //at characters elements.addElement(element) //at endElement processElements //at endDocument
as the basic processing is not specific to j2me you can use any of the many saxparser samples available online for more in-depth guidelines.
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Apologies, I should have added more to my previous post. Thanks for adding the description Simon.
I think there are some great tutorials and information on SAX parsing that you will find if you search. While you can't transplant the code, all the Java samples give you the basics and it is really pretty much the same. So just look for Java samples. You might find these useful too:
