Hi Michael, thanks for the help.
> For Xerces, references property fixup is a no-op. As far as I know, > neither SAX or DOM have native support for this property, though the DOM > specification [2] describes how it can be computed. I'm curious about how > you were expecting to access this information. Actually I did not think much about how the reference property fixup could be done by the parser. Though I did not expect it to be a trivial task implementing such a "higher order" feature, as it requires access to the schema and manipulation of the whole document tree. I was quite blinded by my hopes: Reference fixup would be a *great* help for unitizing large documents, especially those produced in a collaborative but loosly coupled manner. From your statement I conclude that reference property fixup is a inherently hard to implement feature for any current XML-parser? Is there actually a parser that has the capability to do it? Regards Jan Hackel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
