hi peter
ECS XMLDocument is a document object model (small dom not large DOM) based technology. a common problem with this kind of technology is that it's difficult to write out a document sequentially. essentially, you have to create the entire document before it can be written out.
the way i'd approach this problem would be to use direct calls to a SAX interface. i don't know of any product out there that provides a convenient java wrapper but this kind of thing is really pretty easy to do. you use the SAX events produced to either feed an XSLT engine or use a SAX-to-stream writer to push the output straight out of the pipe.
- robert
On 18 Jun 2004, at 07:31, Peter Felix wrote:
Hi
I want to generate big xml files. Is there a possibility to write the
XMLDocument sequentially. For example after a call of addElement(). Because
otherwise I have to hold the hole xml object in memory.
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