Joseph,
Is there a good example of the preferred way to do 1.? It seems like you can
either:
A) Create a SAXSource, which requires an XMLReader and a file or stream;
or
B) Use a TemplatesHandler and then get the Templates object which is passed
into your SAXParser as a ContentHandler.
Which do you think is better? Any example code would be most appreciated.
Also, one other comment. I have certain instances where I am using one XSLT
Transformer to go against a frequently changing source document, so in that
case I use DOM (which seems correct as I constantly change the DOM and then
re-do the transformation). Is this a correct assumption?
Thanks,
Cory
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Subject: RE: Speed?
>1. XML file --> SAX parser --> SAX Source --> Xalan
>2. XML file --> DOM parser --> DOM Source --> Xalan
>Which approach will be faster, or less memory?
At this time, I think #1 will win on both counts.
