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Re: use a separate thread to parse xml file

I am developing an xml editor that will parse xml files and display it
as a tree in JPanel. I would like to show a status dialog while
downloading and parsing are going on. The user can stop the parsing by
pressing the "Cancel" button in status dialog. I guess I have to use a
separate thread to do this. Is there anyone who has done this before.


One approach.

...
// Create handlers
ContentHandler contentHandler = new AppContentHandler();
ErrorHandler errorHandler = new AppErrorHandler(System.err);
EntityResolver entityResolver = new AppEntityResolver();

// Set up progress monitor
InputStream in = new BufferedInputStream(
new ProgressMonitorInputStream(
null,
"Reading XML data...",
new FileInputStream(file.getAbsoluteFile())));

// Parse the XML document
try
{
XmlUtil.parseXML(new InputSource(in),
contentHandler,
errorHandler,
entityResolver,
validate);
}
catch (NoDataException nde)
{
throw nde;
}
...


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 >use a separate thread to parse xml file (From: "Jerry (Zhijun) Tang" <email@hidden>)



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