Hi Doug,
Grammar caching is certainly one of the requirements for Xerces2, as is
support for DOM level 3, which itself will contain some parts of what you
want. But I haven't touched on any of these questions in this post. I
suspect that a discussion of how grammar caching will be done will get
started later this week or early next week.
Cheers,
Neil
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Subject: Re: [Xerces-2]: schema parsing design; discussion starter [long]
Being a relative newbie to this but I have some questions from a
performance standpoint. I have web services that recieve an xml doc which
must be validated before the rest of my application will get to touch it.
The way it looks now is that each request will require I/O from my server
in that it must find and read these XML schemas every time a request comes
in. If my service starts getting hammered is there any way to cache these
schema documents to reduce the I/O? Is DOM the right way to go with this?
Just some thoughts...
thanks
Doug
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