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Java & XML, 2nd Edition Datatype: org.xml.sax.ext.DeclHandlerAccess: Read/write when parsing, read/write when not parsing B.2.3 DOM Node When parsing is occurring, this property retrieves the current DOM node (if a DOM iterator is being used). When parsing is not occurring, it retrieves the root DOM node. Most of the parsers I used in testing for this book did not support this property except in very special cases; I wouldn’t rely on it providing useful information in the general case. URI: http://xml.org/sax/properties/dom-node Datatype: org.w3c.dom.NodeAccess: Read-only when parsing, read/write when not parsing B.2.4 Literal (XML) String This retrieves the literal characters in the XML document that triggered the event in process when this property is used. Like the DOM node feature, I found little use and little support for this property. Don’t depend on it, particularly across parsers. URI: http://xml.org/sax/properties/xml-string Datatype: java.lang.StringAccess: Read-only when parsing, read-only when not parsing
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