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SAX is a sequential method of producing XML that doesn't require storing the whole document in memory. Roughly speaking you give the XML writer a series of events like "document starting", "Foo element starting", "Characters BAR", "Foo element ending", "document ending", and the writer outputs the equivalent well-formed XML. (This would fit very well with the RPG processing cycle if your XML structure was more than one level deep.) Regards PC2 -----Original Message----- From: Ben Akiba [mailto:asfour00@yahoo.com] Sent: January 23, 2002 08:53 To: java400-l@midrange.com Subject: RE: Creating XML document Paul, thanks a lot. This was very informative. Could you just throw a few more words on third option: SAX input to XML writer. Is that what JAXP is "suggesting"? Doesn't it involve DOM again?
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