#includeIn this example, the startElement() method of the MySAXHandler class is called whenever a start element event is encountered during XML parsing. The method takes four parameters: the namespace URI, the local name, the qualified name, and a list of attributes for the element. The code within the startElement() method converts the URI to a string using the XMLString::transcode() method, and outputs both the URI and the local name to the console. This code example is using the Xerces-C++ library for parsing XML documents, so it would be considered part of the Xerces-C++ package library.#include #include #include #include #include using namespace std; using namespace xercesc; // Callback class for parsing XML data class MySAXHandler : public DefaultHandler { public: // Callback for processing start element events void startElement(const XMLCh* const uri, const XMLCh* const localName, const XMLCh* const qName, const Attributes& attributes) { // Convert URI to string char* uriStr = XMLString::transcode(uri); string uriString(uriStr); XMLString::release(&uriStr); // Output URI and local name cout << "URI: " << uriString << ", Local Name: " << XMLString::transcode(localName) << endl; } }; int main() { // Initialize parser XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize(); // Create parser object SAXParser parser; MySAXHandler handler; parser.setContentHandler(&handler); // Load XML file parser.parse(new LocalFileInputSource(XMLString::transcode("example.xml"))); // Terminate parser XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate(); return 0; }