if i'm not mistaken, he is talking about a DOM like solution too--the clone
is necessary because DOM objects are not thread-safe. The servlet would
contain the master document, and the clone it for manipulation on a request
basis.
--jim
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Subject: Re: Cloning or File-IO in my servlet?
>>> Joost Verhagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 20-Jul-00 2:51:11 PM >>>
>> It seems to me that the best way to do is read in the
>> XML structure and then parse through the XML structure
>> sending output to a stream. That's not cloning. It would be
>> quite quick.
>I'm afraid not: we still have the file-io when parsing the xml.
Huh?
Not if you read in the XML into a data structure.
I'm talking about a DOM like solution.
Nic
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