library (http://software.decisionsoft.com/),
though I'm not sure it's being maintained.
From: Reuven Nisser
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006
8:29 AMTo: security-dev@xml.apache.orgSubject: Re: Using
XERCES with XPath support
Hello,
The problem is that I am
Hello,
The problem is that I
am using the document for multiple finds and multiple changes all the
time. If I will need to re-wrap after each change, the performance will
be terrible.
Maybe the solution will
be to stay with MS-XML4 and write a wrapper for xml-security? What do
you think?
Thanks
Yes - if you want XPath you need to use the Xalan library.
The Xalan DOM cab be a wrapper around the Xerces DOM - which means you
can use XPath to find what you want in the DOM and then map the Xalan
node back to a Xerces node that allows you to then change the DOM. (At
that point you need to re-
