If you just use the JAXP API, the JBoss code should work with
both. The only notable omission from JAXP is a standard way to write out
XML files from a Document, but you could encapsulate that and have it
detect the current parser and do the right thing. Then a user can use
whatever parser they prefer for their application, and JBoss shouldn't
care. Ain't standards great? :)
Aaron
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Kimpton,C (Chris) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to do the above (rather than patch jboss everytime I get a new
> snapshot to use with my app ;-) - those DOM level 2 features are just sooo
> useful... ).
>
> I plan to use xerces-1.3.0 (its a bit big 1.6m).
>
> The ConfigurationService and DependencyManager will need to be changed to
> not use the sun parser and obviously I would do it.
>
> Then run the jbosstests and do some basic performance comparisons - between
> the pre/post change - to make sure there is minimal impact.
>
> Anyone got any comments/concerns about this?
>
> If I don't hear anything against it, I'd do this over the weekend - with it
> being committed late Sunday.
>
> Regards,
> Chris
>
>
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