>What it looks like you are suggesting is essentially writing a SAX >content handler that will write the xml to a file,
Or using one that already exists. Such SAX-to-XML serializers are fairly common in the Java world; I'm surprised it's taken us so long to get one running for and packaged with Xerces-C. >then manually generate the events to write the correct xml file. If you don't like that solution, build a DOM and then use a DOM-to-XML serializer. This will involve less programming effort on your part, but does consume memory for the DOM until you're ready to write it out. Again, this assumes you have a good DOM-to-XML serializer available or are willing to write one; see above comments. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
