[jdom-interest] Split document output

[BOROVOY Noam]

This isn't for parsing the document it's for writing it - outputting XML
doesn't seem complex - until you start working with schemas and
namespaces... JDOM is great for handling the namespaces and also encoding
the content and escaping XML entities.

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	From:  Camille Troillard [SMTP:camille at odaiko.com]
	Sent:  04 March 2002 13:24
	To:  BOROVOY Noam
	Cc:  'jdom-interest at jdom.org'
	Subject:  Re: [jdom-interest] Split document output

	Hello,

	I think you need to use something less "high-level" than JDOM.
	You should take a look at SAX compliant parsers (please correct me
if I 
	am wrong or not precise enough.)

	SAX is an XML parser specification based on event sending, that is
why 
	you can handle very big files with SAX.  On the other hand, DOM
"needs" 
	to load the whole model into memory which is best for small
documents.

	Camille


	On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 12:37 PM, BOROVOY Noam wrote:

	> I'm a JDOM newbie, and have run into the following problem:
	> At times I need to generate very large XML documents (100's of
megs) -
	> therefore making creating the full document tree in memory not 
	> practical -
	> what I would like is to be able to output the document's opening
tags, 
	> then
	> generate and output a large number of elements one by one, and
then 
	> output
	> the closing tags of the document.
	> As is this does not seem possible with JDOM - so I need to "hard
code" 
	> the
	> opening and closing portions of the document and root element.
	>
	> Any ideas welcome...
	>
	> Thanks,
	> Noam
	>
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