Ivelin Ivanov wrote: > Without taking any side in this argument, simply because I don't > have enough > real world experience with pipe-aware selectors, I would like to share an > RT. > > If xpath selector is chosen to make it in Cocoon, it can be implemented > very efficiently. > Those who have followed the discussion remember Konstantin and I proposing > an XPath subset which > can cover majority of the use cases. I didn't find your mail about the XPath subset in the archive could you please send a pointer?
> Indeed there is a readily available library of good quality which can be > utilized. > It is the Digester tool from Apache Jakarta Commons. > http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/digester.html > > If I am not mistaken, for a sitemap like the following, Digester can be > initialized with all the selector when tests. > Then it can cash the sax stream until any of the tests is satisfied, at > which point, the cached sax stream can be unleashed to the next SAX > consumer. I got the impression that Digester parses the sax input and applies rules on it that typically creates an object hierarchy, but I didn't found any methods for creating sax output, did you? Or do you suggest an implementation where the input sax is sent booth to Digester for testing and to a cache? /Daniel Fagerstrom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
