I do not think that you are even close to any maximum.
There are many applications much bigger than this floating about.
What tools do you have for validating XML?
We have found that XMLSpy is a really useful tool if you are doing
anything serious with XML. It has lots of different applications that
make XML simpler.
If you are doing serious Flash with XML, your project should be in
Eclipse which also has excellent tools for editing and validating XML
and can interface to XMLSpy.
We have never run into any problems with the Flash runtime and XML
since FlashPlayer 6.
It seems very solid and capable of handling lots of nodes.
I hope that this helps.
Ron
nik crosina wrote:
Hi,
Is there a limit on the nodes that can be parsed with in an XML file?
I am transferring an XML file that is 4 levels deep and at the moment
500 odd lines long (not even half what it will be) into a
multidimensional array and when ui trace the array, this fizzels out
not half way through.
The XML seems well formed though as I don't get any errors in any
validation tool (from dreamweaver to online sites).
Thanks!
Nik
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