Can we insert a new node or edit an XML document using SAX
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Answer Posted / g.h
You could say it is not IMpossible. It just depends on how
the parser is used.
Suppose we made a SAX handler which basically outputs XML
that copies the input being parsed. The handler could be
programmed in such a way that it outputs an additional node
at the right moment. It could also make changes in between
input and output.
However, SAX is not really intended for such operations. We
are not really altering the XML document itself either. SAX
merely reads the XMl text and generates events based on the
input. What we do with those events depends on what the SAX
parser is used for.
If new nodes must be inserted, multiple edits made or
content moved around, the natural fit is DOM: the Document
Object Model. It models an XML document entirely in memory
as an object tree, allowing unlimited alterations. If
necessary, this model can then be outputted to a text-based
XML form again.
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