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Mario, XMLBeans works with an in-memory xml
store, it loads and saves the data to and from streaming API’s like SAX,
STAX but the entire document will be stored in memory. To avoid this, one can
handle the stream and load only small parts that fit in memory, one at a time. This isn’t a usual scenario for
XMLBeans right now, but we think this would be a useful feature to add. If anybody is interested to look into it,
he should consider using XMLStreamReaderExt (which provides java typed data) and
ValidatingInfoXMLStreamReader (which provides schema related info). Cezar From: Mario Rodriguez
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I see, and XMLBeans
implementation supports sTax ? for very fast processing and light memory usage On 3/21/06, Radu
Preotiuc-Pietro < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: Not sure what you are asking. On one hand,
XmlBeans is indeed by default using SAX to interface with the XML parser, but
on the other, XmlBeans is an in-memory XML processing tool, so if you need to
process a huge XML file, you would need a huge amount of (virtual) memory to do
it. Radu From: Mario
Rodriguez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi
people, there is any way to configure XMLBeans to use SAX in order to feed
business objects generated by the scomp tool ? What a I need is to
optimize memory consumption because I'm feeding XML beans with huge
XML files thanks
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