On 15.12.2007 20:05 Uhr, Boisvert, Eric wrote:
That's not quite true. Yes, you can write XSLT in a bad way (using
XPaths starting with double slash for example), which indeed forces the
whole document to be loaded.
Well.. I stand corrected. Thank you for this information. So the XSLT engine is smart enough to analyse the stylesheet and load a subset of the document (I'm impressed)
You can read at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/NoMoreDtmIdError for an
example where changing the XSLT fixed such an issue.
It uses SAX to stream through the included documents
ok. but is the thing buffered (as a character buffer) in memory before being
parsed ?
From what I understand it is not by default. Only in case of using
cached-include element instead of just the include element the stream is
cached. So you really should be fine with it.
Joerg
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