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Hi, I'm trying to decide about the best way to adapt the Xalan-J's XPath engine for usage on a peer-to-peer network. It is intended to be used over a custom DOM 1.0 implementation that works with distributed XML documents and does distributed processing. It would probably make sense to modify Xalan's XPath code to work in a distributed way, too, to avoid unnecessary network traffic (i.e. having one peer download all the nodes and do the filtering locally). The question is: what would be the best strategy here? From what I've seen, the DOM2DTM class is the first candidate for modifications. Do I also need to modify all the org.apache.xpath._expression_-derived (NodeTest etc.) classes? Or something else? I still don't have sufficient understanding of inner workings of the engine to grasp the whole picture. So, any suggestions, ideas and advice (especially advice! :)) are welcome. Thanks in advance. Best regards, -- Boris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
