Hi,
The parseDocument method of XMLPropertyListParser would need to be made public.
The dirty way would be to reencode the document and pass the XML as bytes to the public parsing methods.
What prevents you from directly using the source from which you create the document? The source is not modified in any way by the parser code.
BR,
Daniel
what is the way to pass a document and get NSObject out of that ?For security reasons, i would parse the stream and get a Document object and will pass that to XMLPropertyListParser to get back NSObject.. suggestions?
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Hi Amarnath,
I renamed the method from parseDocument to parse and made it public. You can find the latest code on GitHub.
BR,
Daniel
Hi,
Release 1.17 has been tagged and binaries uploaded to GitHub.