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<p><tt>>>>Maybe you and the programmers you hire are that good. Personally I'm not, and I've never met anybody who is.<<<</tt><br>
<tt>I believe that you are :-)</tt><br>
<tt>Following this argumentation, why trusting SAXBuilder at all?</tt><br>
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<tt>We should really distinguish 2 cases:</tt><br>
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<tt>1/ You perfectly know what you're doing, because you're on such conditions that you can trust</tt><br>
<tt>Let me give you an example: you're writting an XML document to a database, and then read it back. By the meantime, nobody but your code can access the data.</tt><br>
<tt>Can't you trust the content and then bypass checks?</tt><br>
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<tt>2/ You are not in these conditions</tt><br>
<tt>In this case, let go through the normal way and do all the checks</tt><br>
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<tt>This is not a matter of being good or not, this is identifying contexts you know and you can trust.</tt><br>
<tt>In our cases, we have such contexts, and we want to optimize in this cases</tt><br>
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