We don't have a DOM 'restreamer' in the C++ version. I don't know if Java
has one. I was just saying that it could be done. Since the source of the
data is abstracted, if you want to stream data back from any
representation, that's doable as long as you can spit it back out in legal
XML form.
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Dean Roddey
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IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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Pierpaolo Fumagalli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/13/2000 05:31:47 PM
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> If you want to revalidate some file that you've created, you either have
it
> a memory buffer, which you just stream back into the parser via a memory
> buffer input stream.
And basically re-parsing it?
> Or, you have some sort of DOMInputSource that streams
> the data from a DOM tree back into the parser to be validated. The parser
> has an abstraction for where the data comes from, so it can be made to
come
> from pretty much anything you want to store it in.
That looks much better... Is it available also in the Java version?
Pier
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