Cool - so on the output side it's pure SAX - it's not 'building up'
a result in memory or anything?
M
Voytenko, Dimitry([EMAIL PROTECTED])@2003.03.17 15:06:49 +0000:
> Hi,
>
> If you feed SAX stream into Xalan it builds DTM internally (that is
> optimizied version of DOM). There's no other way to perform transformation
> in whole support of the XSLT specification. But Xalan outputs SAX stream and
> it's up to you to feed it to DOM builder or output to file or pass SAX
> stream to another handler.
>
> Thanks,
> Dimitry
>
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> Subject: Fwd: DOM -> XSLT -> DOM ???
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>
> Howdy,
> Dumb question probably BUT:
> If I have a SAX stream & I feed it to XALAN & want
> a SAX stream back internally does XALAN convert my
> input document into a DOM tree - do the transformation into
> a DOM tree - & then outputs the resulting DOM as SAX?
> Can I get SAX all the way thru?? As XSL seems 'random-access'
> is that even possible?
> thanks!
> M
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