Recommended way to end a parse ?

Question

In cases where a XML stream is being read from a file, it is
fairly simple to have the parse end when the end of the file has
been detected. When parsers are used with other streams like
those from a servlet request, it is not as clear when the stream
ends - this leads to the parser waiting for more input from the
stream when there is none..
What is the recommended way of ending the parse of a document if
the ending can be detected by the DocumentHandler ? One approach
that I've used (somewhat unsuccesfully with the Oracle Parser) is
to throw a specific type of exception from the endElement() call
and checking for this exception in the method that initiated the
parse.
The Lark XML parser allow every doETag, doSTag etc method to
return a boolean value indicating if the parse needs to be ended
at that point - what is the SAX equivalent for this functionality
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Answer 1

Well, unfortunately, it's kind of a mixed bag... Some of the items in there can be quite machine specific, others (say some of the network settings) can be more "generally useful".
System Image Utility makes no effort to clean up this directory which, as you noted, can cause some issues with port mappings... but allows some other things to work transparently.