Hi, I'm new to this list, so I apologize if this is the wrong place to post this message. If it is the wrong place, then could you please tell me where I should be asking these questions?
I'm trying to get Xalan-J to work with a Persistent DOM. As such, all the nodes of the DOM are not in memory at the same time and are only loaded when required. In my DOM implementation, no references are kept to the node so the Java GC can remove un-referenced nodes. When I run the DOM thought Xalan the nodes to not get GC and I think this is due to the DTM module maintaining references to the nodes. Also, it appears to go though the DOM serially (does this sound right). My questions are... 1. If there a way to replace DTM in a DOM by DOM basis (i.e. for a normal XML document the normal DTM is used) and for my DOM I can use my own implementation without modifying the Xalan source code. 2. Can you point me at any information of implementing my own DTM interface (other that the source code). 3. Do you think this is a pointless exercise and should I try another processor (I'd rather not)? Thanks for you help. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
