Jas : Thanks for your inputs.
> In my experience this is true only as long as you parse documents that > do not generate parse errors. Once you hit an error, reset() no longer > works properly and you have to create a new parser intstance. > > I hope this has changed, but when I was attempting this for the > conformance testing suite I was forced into creating a new parser > instance for each file, which seemed an aweful waste of resources. This indeed seems to have changed in Xerces v1.5.1. I was able to successfully use same instance of parser, even after generating exceptions. I would invite comments from someone from Xerces development ( apache.org or ibm.com ) to autheticate our findings. -- With best regards, Shirish
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