Incrementally writing large amount of data to a file.

Hi, I am new to Xerces-c and XML but have been using C++ for 5+ years now. In our application I would like to use Xerces to output large amounts of data 1-80Mb. This is too large to create a DOMDocument and then use the DOMWriter due to the memory usage. I would like to be able to do write the

DO NOT REPLY [Bug 23205] - StdOutFormatTarget.cpp uses iostream.h

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RE: xerces 1.6.0 questions

Unfortunately, we are stuck with using version 1.6.0 for this project. However, I will take it into advisement that it would be better to upgrade to later versions for compatiblity and functionality. Thanks for the help... --Hieu - Original Message - DATE: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 12:

RE: xerces 1.6.0 questions

Note that DOMWriter is not available in 1.6.0. If I recall correctly, you have to write your own serializer. I think there was an example called DOMPrint. However, this begs the question: is it within the realm of possibility to upgrade to something reasonably current? You'll have more function

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RE: xerces 1.6.0 questions

Here is what have been using for Xerces 2.0.0 through 2.3.0: // Create serializer. DOMImplementation* pImpl = DOMImplementationRegistry::getDOMImplementation(_X("LS")); DOMWriter* pWriter = ((DOMImplementationLS*)pImpl)->createDOMWriter(); pWriter->setEncoding(_X("UTF-8")); // Save document to di

RE: xerces 1.6.0 questions

Hi, Thanks for the response. I have the full distribution and have tried looking at the sample apps but couldn't find what I needed. Do you have a suggestion for where to look in particular for an answer to question #2? TIA, --Hieu - Original Message - DATE: Tue, 16 Sep 200

RE: xerces 1.6.0 questions

1) You will have to write your own EntityResolver that maps external references to inputs. Then connect your entity resolver to the parser before calling the Parse method. Look in the examples for code. 2) There are no getOuterXML method in xerces. You'll have to create a DOMWriter and serialize t

xerces 1.6.0 questions

Hi, I am relatively inexperienced in working with Xerces and I am having a little trouble getting across the finish line with my current problem. I am developing with the Xerces 1.6.0 distribution and my XML has the following structure: http://mydomain.com/items.dtd";>