This is the way we handle it in our application, although there is
nothing to stop you writing a serialiser to take a DOM tree and send it
across. The problem which was highlighted before is that if the client
and server have different implementations of DOM, which is quite
possible, you will have problems recreating the object on the other
side. Our XML documents are generally over 3k in size so we use
compression algorithms on the strings to improve performance.
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From: Lev Gelfer
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17/01/02 14:49
Subject: Re: Performance
So basically the only one way to send an XML document is to convert it
into a String and sent the String back, is it right?
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