Chapter 4. Using an XML Resolver

The simplest possible thing you can do is instantiate an instance of org.xmlresolver.XMLResolver and use it to obtain a resolver for each of the XML parsing APIs that you are using.

Call this method:	To obtain:
`getEntityResolver()`	A SAX1 `org.xml.sax.EntityResolver`
`getEntityResolver2()`	A SAX2 `org.xml.sax.ext.EntityResolver2`
`getURIResolver()`	A JAXP `javax.xml.transform.URIResolver`
`getLSResourceResolver()`	A W3C DOM `org.w3c.dom.ls.LSResourceResolver`
`getXMLResolver()`	A StAX `javax.xml.stream.XMLResolver`

Another simple integration point is to instantiate org.xmlresolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader as your XML parser.

1. Programming with the resolver

If you want to take more complete programmatic control of the resolver, instantiate a resolver configuration:

  |XMLResolverConfiguration config
  |  = new XMLResolverConfiguration(propertyFiles, catalogs);

Set the features as you wish:

1 |config.setFeature(ResolverFeature.DEFAULT_LOGGER_LOG_LEVEL, "info");
  | 
  |if (validateCatalogs) {
  |    config.setFeature(ResolverFeature.CATALOG_LOADER_CLASS,
5 |                      "org.xmlresolver.loaders.ValidatingXmlLoader");
  |}

Then instantiate an XML Resolver:

  |XMLResolver resolver = new XMLResolver(config);

and use that resolver in your parsing and URI retrieval.

  |myXmlReader.setEntityResolver(resolver.getEntityResolver2());

For additional APIs, consult the JavaDoc.