I tried it, but something else seems to be getting in the way. It appears that no
rules are being
applied. Possibly this is because my code is written against the commons-digester-1.0
and there
are additional changes in the current CVS that are breaking my code. I'm not that
familiar with
the development effort since 1.0. Has anything changed in the API that could cause
this?
Unfortunately I'm stuck using the latest stable release (1.0) for this project and I
have worked
around the issue there. I would like to help test this, but if it is going to take
lots of
changes in the project code I won't be able to do it soon.
Your code change looks like what I was looking for, and I think it will work, but I
appologize for
not being able to help test the solution right now.
Thanks for your quick response.
Matt Cleveland
--- "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Matt Cleveland wrote:
>
> > For performance reasons, I am attempting to
> > 1. construct a digester
> > 2. configure it with a lot of rules
> > 3. parse a document
> > 4. parse another document
> >
> > I am not trying to utilize a single parser instance from multiple
> > threads at the same time. The most expensive part of parsing our
> > documents with the digester is setting up the rules, so I'd like to
> > only have to do that once.
> >
>
> Matt, I just checked in a patch for this. Could you try it with the
> current code from CVS?
>
> Craig
>
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