Hello all, I asked a question not too long ago that was up this same alley, but I have a more direct question that perhaps you can help with.
I have xml data on a server, stored as a DOM, and I need to expose to a client the ability to query the document. XPath seems the perfect interface. However, I am concerned that if a client performs an XPath query, the resulting data returned won't be only the nodelist, but a whole bunch of other unnecessary info and data structures that the nodes reference (like potentially the entire DOM). I am not totally sure about that, but my last post about this suggested strongly that resulting nodes from an XPath queries had underpinnings to the "mother ship", if you will. So...any advice on how to allow clients to query a remote DOM, and receive only the actual results across the wire? Thanks in advance! BradO ----------------------- "It's such a fine line between clever and stupid." -- David St. Hubbins, Spinal Tap ----------------------- Brad O'Hearne Software Scientist Irvine, CA 92618 949.743.5121 Tel 949.753.7434 Fax [EMAIL PROTECTED]
