> So if I understand this correctly, even if using the SAX examples, Xalan
>still needs access to the entire source XML document?
It may, or it may not, depending on the stylesheet. If it doesn't, i builds
only as much of the DTM as is needed.
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>Is it true when the source is SAX events, Xalan will still need to build
>an internal source tree for the transformation? Now the interna
>Is it true when the source is SAX events, Xalan will still need to build
>an internal source tree for the transformation? Now the internal tree
>representation is DTM, done by SAX2DTM?
Given that XSLT can at any time access any node in the document, some sort
of in-memory model is necessary unl
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Subject: DOM and SAX input in DTM
07/11/01
Hi,
I have a question about the SAXSource and DOMSource under the context of
DTM.
Is it true when the source is SAX events, Xalan will still need to build
an internal source tree for the transformation? Now the internal tree
representation is DTM, done by SAX2DTM?
So if the source is DOM, will
