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I have to write a program where we get the xml file incrementally. i.e the file is constantly updated in the form of xml feed. Thus the first chunk will not be a well formed xml document. However i need to parse the feeds regularly and display the parsed result.

How can this be achieved.?

Eg...

xml field can be following

First chunk is as follows: We can see it is not well formed
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  1. <xml> 
  2. <results> 
  3. <result1> 
  4. </result1? 
  5. <result2> 
  6. </result2> 
The next chunk will be

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  1. <result3> 
  2. </result3> 
  3. <result4> 
  4. </result4> 
  5. </results> 
  6. </xml> 
Please help!! I would be greatful if you could provide me with sample code or some links which i can follow.

TIA
Jan 13 '09
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jkmyoung
2,057 Recognized Expert Top Contributor
What language are you using to do this? You would be better asking the streaming question in the specific language forum, (eg Java? C++?).

You will need to specify exactly how you are getting these file fragments, specifically what format/class they are in, and the type of Stream or Reader class you want to end up with.
Jan 14 '09 #11
praveenss
11 New Member
@jkmyoung
I am using C language!
Jan 15 '09 #12

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