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- Oct 7, 2015
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It's as Jazzc says, there's no reason to split XML up into seperate lines, as it's not a line-by-line format, however if you still want to do this you can write a simple application to do so, take a look at the BufferedReader and BufferedWriter classes in Java. You can write an application with minimal programming knowledge to do this in around ten minutes.
Depends the structure of your file and why do you want to split it for.
If you have a main root tag and then a bunch of subitem, you probably want to recreate the root tag in each splitted file.
You should start by finding an xml library for the language you're using, then read the file into some kind of array, from here you'll be able to split easily, then write it back using that same library.
If you have a main root tag and then a bunch of subitem, you probably want to recreate the root tag in each splitted file.
You should start by finding an xml library for the language you're using, then read the file into some kind of array, from here you'll be able to split easily, then write it back using that same library.
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as far as I know - no, you can't do that.
but, is there a chance the size is that huge as you don't use css?
but, is there a chance the size is that huge as you don't use css?
What's css doing in here?
kahuna74
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- Aug 19, 2014
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Why would you want to do that? Obviously you're going to have to process the file, and what if one chunk only has half of a node? Bam. Invalid XML and you won't be able to read it. Grab the entire file and use an efficient parser. There's one for every programming language.