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Detecting PI in SAX and DOM

 
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When Processing Instructions are a part of your parsing process, DOM should be used, since SAX cannot be used to detect a Processing Instruction in a document.
a) true
b) false
Answer : a
Pls. Explain(since SAX has processing Instruction callback)
 
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Well, I remember in my last failed attempt, I got a question of a similar nature. Can anyone explain in more detail.
 
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Both DOM and SAX have the mechanism to handle processing instructions. DOM has a node type ProcessingInstruction and SAX has a notification method processingInstruction() as part of its ContentHandler interface.
Hence, the answer to this has to be false in my opinion.
 
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