Consider the following XML file: Why am I not getting a START_ELEMENT event when using XMLStreamReader. Code is (lifted from): Output on my side: Ref: Answer Turns out the documentation has it described: An XMLStreamReader instance is created with an initial event type START_DOCUMENT. So code should instead be: The loop is easier to write using XMLEventReader:
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How to add XML elements from List into XMLEventWriter? Append XML to already created XMLEventWriter/XmlStreamWriter
I have a List<String> which contains the XML events created as a part of the output from the JAXB Marshaling approach. After completion of the JAXB Marshaling process this List<String> can contain large amounts of XML. These XML fragments so are part of a large XML. The large XML has some additional header elements so I am trying to create
Java how to use XMLStreamReader and XMLStreamWriter in the same method
I use XMLStreamReader to read xml file. I want to copy this actual file and add somes nodes in this file : When I try to run I have this error : Exception in thread “main” java.lang.ClassCastException: class com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.impl.XMLStreamReaderImpl cannot be cast to class javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter What is the best way to do that ? Answer Use an XMLOutputFacotry instead to
Can a part of XML be marshalled using JAXB (or JAXB + StAX)?
I have an XML structure which is very huge. I want to update the parts of this XML, by unmarshalling one element and then applying business logic. I am able to unmarshal a child element into a POJO. I want to make changes to this POJO in Java and then update it back to the XML at the same location.