android - 3 different XML parse using single SAX parser handler -

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how parse 3 different xml file.xml files follow 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <login>     <item>         <user_id>id</user_id>         <user_name>piron</user_name>         <user_status>false</user_status>         </item>     </login> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <logout>     <logout_item>         <user_id>id</user_id>         <user_name>kumar</user_name>         <user_status>true</user_status>         </logout_item>     </logout> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <registration>     <registration_item>         <user_id>id</user_id>         <user_name>name</user_name>         <user_status>user exist</user_status>         </registration_item> </registration>

how parse them using single sax handler(startelement() , endelement()) in android?

yep, can try this:

public void startelement(string uri, string localname, string qname,                          attributes attributes) throws saxexception {      currentelement = true;      if (localname.equals("login")          || localname.equals("logout")          || localname.equals("registration"))     {         /** start **/         youlist = new yourmodellist();     } else if(localname.equals("user_id")) {         youlistlist = new yourmodellist();     } else if(localname.equals("user_name")) {         youlistlist = new yourmodellist();     } else if (localname.equals("user_status")) {         youlistlist = new yourmodellist();     } else if (localname.equals("registration")) {         youlistlist = new yourmodellist();      } }

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