Groovy continues these advances in ease of Java/XML integration. In this blog post, I look at how use of Groovy’s XmlSlurper makes XML parsing refreshingly easy and almost transparent.

This week, Mattermost, in coordination with Golang has disclosed 3 critical vulnerabilities within Go language's XML parser. If exploited, these vulnerabilities, also impacting multiple Go-based ...

In order to process an XML document, a Java application will typically use the Document Object Model (DOM) API as standardized by the W3C. In this article, André Tost shows that the XSLT and ...

Hello,I was wondering if it is possible to split a very large XML file (100 megabytes) into several smaller size chunks and then run several SAX parsing threads on each of the chunks? The problem ...

One problem that has plagued XML development is the complexity of parsing and using XML. Everybody knows the advantages of using XML, but I doubt many people are able to write a piece of code that ...

The parsing of the XML feed happens in two phases. First, the get_feed function uses the fopen () wrappers to download the feed in 4KB chunks. These are then passed on to an instance of the built-in ...

My wife is a writer, which today means she uses a word processing program. It's a sophisticated, powerful program—OpenOffice.org Writer—but occasionally it won't do something that she wants it to do.

Build a simple RSS reader in easy to follow steps, using AsyncTask to fetch feeds, and XmlPullParser to parse the returned XML. Complete source included.

Think of how easy XML parsing is in programs like Python. It should be snap to write scripts on a whim that will manipulate the XML files in any way imaginable.

The modern world would grind to a halt without URLs, but years of inconsistent parsing specifications have created an environment ripe for exploitation that puts countless businesses at risk.