Thank you all for your replies. I will check out the websites that some of you
have recommended. Also, thank you Arnaud for the perspective on dedicated and
generic parsers. That is something i was not aware of and am glad to know about.
Thanks.
Rohit.
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> To answer yo
To answer your actual question:
In general a generic parser can't be as fast as a dedicated parser
written to parse some known markup. That's what you get when using 'XML
Data binding'. So, if that suits your need stick with it. The only
reason to use a generic parser instead is if you don't know
You can even try XPP:
http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/soap/#xpp
Thanks,
Madhu
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Title: RE: XML Data Binding vs. Using XML Parser
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Hello,
I am a newbie to
