Bala Sadras wrote:
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> Does cocoon support following features?
>
> Support Java 2 Collections
Sure--its all in the JVM
> Convert to and from DOM trees
Yes--though for performance reasons I don't know why you would
want to. We do it for small DOM fragments that we need to
reference later.
> Can implement DOM interfaces natively
What purpose does this support?
> Integrated XPath API support
This is part of Xalan
> Bundled XPath implementation
Same thing.
> Support for JAXP/TrAX for XSLT integration
Absolutely--it is at the core.
> Event based procerssing support
Absolutely this is the core feature of Cocoon 2
> Capable of processing continuous XML streams
Yes!
> Capable of processing massive documents
Yes!
> Your response is much appreciated.
Cocoon version 2.0+ is an incredible beast that does your little
laundry list and more. But keep in mind Cocoon is a framework.
If you need a library's functionality, then include the library.
Cocoon is not a DOM implementation, it is not a Parser, it is
not an XPath API. It USES those things, but Cocoon is a publishing
framework--pure and simple.
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