Hi David,
So I guess you are suggesting that Xalan interacts
with Xerces via library API calls...
After building Xerces2.1, I noticed the binary size to
be 3GB, more specifically 3112517 bytes. Wonder why is
the size so huge for a parser which just builds the
parse tree based on input from the stylesheet?
Any optimization you suggest? I shall mail this
question on the Xerces list as well.
I have to following as a reference to documentation.
http://xml.apache.org/xalan-c/apidocs/classes.html
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/apiDocs/index.html
Any suggestions on how to go about these? Is there
some sort of verbal documentation describing the
motivation behind the current design to a newbee?
Thanks for the lead about classes that implement http
access for URLs. I shall take a look at those.
Thanks,
Rishi
--- David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM
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> Hi Rishi,
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> There is no IPC between Xerces and Xalan.
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> Xerces has some classes that implement http access
> for URLs. Take a look
> at the documentation for more information. You
> could also post any
> questions you have on the Xerces-C list.
>
> Stating that XML "runs over TCP/IP" is misleading.
> XML documents can
> transferred through a TCP/IP socket, but that's just
> one of many potential
> communication channels.
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> Dave
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> Rishi Sampat
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> Subject: Socket/kernel interaction
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> to xalan-dev
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> Hi,
> I was wondering which are the classes that deal
> with
> IPC between Xalan and Xerces. Is IPC in form of
> sockets?
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> XML runs over TCP/IP. Which are the classes that
> deal
> with the kernel and TCP/IP stack? I am assuming that
> only Xerces is involved in communication with the
> kernel.
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> Thanks,
> Rishi
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