Hi,
Most XPath implementations appear to use some DOM Parser as the base to
perform XPath resolution. However, is there an approach that uses a SAX
parser to find the correct location as specified in the XPath and then
return the corresponding nodeset. (Yes, I realise this sounds like
mixing a bit of SAX with a bit of DOM.)
My problem is having to apply XPath expressions to VERY large documents
where DOM parsing is hugely resource intensive.
Ideas/Thoughts greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Simon Kampa
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