How to split one big file in java

Hi,
I have some big files ( size about 100MB). I can't use them in my program, and I want to split them to some smaller files. The filesformat is XML, I am using the Xerces Paser.
Any solution is welcome.
Thanks
vq

What do you mean, split? Of course your parser can't deal with a 100MB XML file, it is building a tree representation in memory and you don't have that much memory. Solution: don't generate files that big.

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