Question : Workaround for root element when reading rootless XML files

I'm trying to make a general XML analyzer, and some of the files I work with are collections of entities without a root.  I want the analyzer program to be able to work with the file as is.

I figured one way to work-around this would be to have a FilteredInputReader and rig the filtering code to prepend <root> and append </root>.  I want to be able to work with very large files, so I can't put the full file content in memory and prepend.

Is there a toolkit that already has such a solution?  Or alternatively, is there a way to trick the parser?

BTW I'm using a Sax parser via javax.xml.parsers.SaxParser.  This is compiled with Java 6

Answer : Workaround for root element when reading rootless XML files

MS initiator doesn't support teaming.
With 2 NICS, two switches and 2 ports on the SAN target you should go to the iSCSI initiator and login to all 4 paths to the LUN, then you can select Round Robin under load balancing policy, it doesn't always loa balance very well though as it's relying on equal traffic on each LUN, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969748/en-us appplies.

There may be a DSM from Cybernetics, if not the MS DSM ought to work OK, don't forget to enable MPIO or you may see the same LUN 4 times.