On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Andy Clark wrote:
> Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: > > [...] > > I request this limitation to be removed and thus allowing a DOM tree to > > be just a text wrapper, in some senses. I give you an example > > Interestingly, I added a performance related feature to the DOM > implementation recently. There is now a property on the DocumentImpl > that allows you to explicitly turn off some error checking which > includes checking the node type of the child to make sure that the > parent allows children of that type. > > The methods are set/getErrorChecking() and were added to improve > the FULL mode DOM construction. Check the log for DocumentImpl.java > and the javadoc comments of the setErrorChecking() method for more > information. What is the default value of this parameter??? - Rajiv > > Assuming that we allow invalid document structures to be created, > the question that arises is how the serializers should behave when > encountering nodes in "strange" places. > -- > Andy Clark * IBM, JTC - Silicon Valley * [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
