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you could use SAX to do the parsing.<br />

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Hi<br />
Why will that do good?<br />
If there's no limitation in SAX's parser than I create a security hole (after all this limitation is to prevent denial of service) and if there's a limitation than why is it different?<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi
Why will that do good?
If there's no limitation in SAX's parser than I create a security hole (after all this limitation is to prevent denial of service) and if there's a limitation than why is it different?
Thanks


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Hello<br />
I am aware of the reason and significance of entityExpansionLimit property of XMLParser in Java but...<br />
I have an application which needs to be aware of the count of the entities reached so far so once it get close to the limitation, a warning will popup.<br />
Is there a chance to accomplish that? How can I check when I reach that limit but one step before that crucial moment where my data becoames invalid?<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hello
I am aware of the reason and significance of entityExpansionLimit property of XMLParser in Java but...
I have an application which needs to be aware of the count of the entities reached so far so once it get close to the limitation, a warning will popup.
Is there a chance to accomplish that? How can I check when I reach that limit but one step before that crucial moment where my data becoames invalid?
Thanks


entityExpansionLimit warning

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