I've been using dom4j for a long while and I like it a lot. But, lately,
I've sort of been forced to use XOM/NUX/Saxon for a special feature and
I don't really like that. So the question is if I can do the same with
DOM4J.
I want:
To specify a simple xpath-like expression (nothing fancy, don't even
require any kind of predicates (although it could be nice to have) and
the only needed axis is the child axis) and feed into a streaming parser
and when it hits a node matching the expression it calls a callback
interface with a node for the match. That is, if the match is an element
with a lot of content, the callback will be fed a dom4j element with all
contents. This way I can parse large documents without having it all in
memory (some parts may never be matched at all (although still parsed I
guess)) while still using dom4j in a pretty "normal" way.
Is this possible? I'm open to do some coding to make it happen if
someone can give some good pointers.
Thanks,
/Marcus
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