Also, what kind of XML-tags, do you mean ?
DOM could be used relatively easily as a source of SAX events (which is what the tags do send to their parents as a base jelly function, it's not dom4j which is only used as a parsed-document format).
(note, I think Jaxen, which is the base of XPath evaluation in the XML tag-library), does support dom...
Paul
On Mercredi, ao�t 20, 2003, at 02:59 Europe/Paris, Scott Howlett wrote:
Hello,
I am exploring the use of Jelly in an environment where my XML nodes need to support DOM events. The problem is that Jelly's XML support comes mainly through dom4j, whose out-of-the-box implementation doesn't do this.
I believe I have three possibilities:
1. Roll my own XML tags based on a DOM implementation (Xerces) that
supports such events. I've been doing this so far because it's easy, but
I'd like better integration.
2. Factor out Jelly's XML support so that its XML support could be
pluggable (plug in Xerces DOM instead of dom4j for example). This sounds
like a non-starter.
3. Provide an implementation of the dom4j interfaces that delegates to an implementation like Xerces DOM.
Does anyone have suggestions about possible approaches that I might be missing?
Thanks, Scott Howlett
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