The binary SAX stream seems interesting, this is the first I;ve heard it it.
I looked around a bit for references to it but came up with nothing. You have a pointer to it?
Thanks,
-Pete
| Tom Bradford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In our case it's a banswith issue. When you are dealing with hundreds
> upon hundreds of transactions per second, size does matter!
> In our case, we are looking into compressing the stream to handle
> these issues.
Why not try Stefano Mazzocchi's binary SAX stream? dbXML also includes
compressed pre-parsed DOM/SAX serializations but it'd require a symbol
table on either end, which may actually be a good thing. If you hit our
web site, you may be fooled into thinking that we're LGPLed. In fact,
we are now Apache licensed, but won't formally announce it until version
0.9 (June 4th or so). Our current CVS tree is Apache licensed, even if
our 0.6 Tarballs aren't.
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