Hi James,
> It currently looks like it. I'll fix that really soon! Thanks for spotting
> this. I'll check in a patch and a JUnit test case to CVS shortly...
That's perfect. I will test it immediatly :-).
> The dom4j API currently supports document fragment flyweights, such that
> the
> same document fragments (e.g. an Element tree or a single Attribute) could
> be reused across several documents to reduce memory and increase
> performance. A common use case could be for attribute enumerations such as
> align="CENTER", "RIGHT", "LEFT" - 3 flyweight Attribute instances could be
> shared across all HTML documents. This reduces object construction and
> increases performance for repeated parses of similar DTDs or schemas.
Cool. Seems to me that open source projects are much more enhanced than some
commerical implemenations. Often they most creative solutions. The list is
long: linux kernel, openssl, apache web server/tomcat, xerces and xalan
(whereas i like saxon a little more) and last but not least dom4j. Good work guys!
Out of the hype: there's a realistic core (des Pudel's Kern) in "the
cathedral and the basar".
> It was a mistake not to have it now - I'll be providing it shortly.
Okay. Don't panic, I don't want to now how many bugs my own software has
....
I guess it's time to joke about M$ tons of bugs and desing flaws (mostly in
security desing). ... :-D
Regards
Toby
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