src/main/java/org/dom4j/io/XPPPacketReader.java
public Document read(String systemID) throws DocumentException,
            IOException, XmlPullParserException {
        if (systemID.indexOf(':') >= 0) {
            // lets assume its a URL
            return read(new URL(systemID));
        } else {
            // lets assume that we are given a file name
            return read(new File(systemID));
        }
    }
public Document read(String systemID) throws DocumentException,
            IOException, XmlPullParserException {
        if (systemID.indexOf(':') >= 0) {
            // lets assume its a URL
            return read(new URL(systemID));
        } else {
            // lets assume that we are given a file name
            return read(new File(systemID));
        }
    }
public Document read ( String systemID ) throws DocumentException , IOException , XmlPullParserException { if ( systemID . indexOf ( ' ' ) >= 0 ) { // lets assume its a URL return read ( new URL ( systemID ) ) ; } else { // lets assume that we are given a file name return read ( new File ( systemID ) ) ; } }
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Reads a Document from the given URL or filename.
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<p/>
<p/>
If the systemID contains a <code>':'</code> character then it is assumed
to be a URL otherwise its assumed to be a file name. If you want finer
grained control over this mechansim then please explicitly pass in either
a {@link URL} or a {@link File} instance instead of a {@link String} to
denote the source of the document.
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@param systemID
is a URL for a document or a file name.
@return the newly created Document instance
@throws DocumentException
if an error occurs during parsing.
@throws java.net.MalformedURLException
if a URL could not be made for the given File
<p > Reads a Document from the given URL or filename . < / p > <p / > <p / > If the systemID contains a <code > : < / code > character then it is assumed to be a URL otherwise its assumed to be a file name . If you want finer grained control over this mechansim then please explicitly pass in either a { @link URL } or a { @link File } instance instead of a { @link String } to denote the source of the document . < / p >