() to process its children. Your own element handlers will
generally be subclasses of ElementHandlerBase.</p>

<p>There is one method you can override: startElement(). It is called when an element node
is to be processed. There are two arguments, the ElementInfo representing the element node,
and the Context object. The element will always be the current node (and also the context node)
 accessible via the Context object.



<p align="center"><i>Michael H. Kay<br>
20 September 2000</i></p>
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