What is SAX approach in XML Processors

The SAX standard, released in May 1998, was developed by an XML user group, XML-DEV. SAX has been widely accepted as a de facto standard and is widely supported by XML processors. The SAX approach to processing is known as event processing. The processor scans the document from beginning to end sequentially. Every time a syntactic structure like opening tag, attributes, text or a closing tag is recognized, the processor signals an event to the application by calling an event handler for the particular structure that was found. The interfaces that describe the event handlers form the SAX API. Below

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