>> Isn't there any way to do the chunking in memory (10Mb should
>> fit into it!) and write out the files after in a separate run
>> (maybe faster)?
>>
Hey -- now that's something I wouldn't mind seeing.
A "chunk to single file" -- where the resulting file will have a new set of
root elements
<chunks>
<chunk filename="xxx">Contents of a chunk</chunk>
<chunk filename="yyy">Contents of a chunk</chunk>
</chunks>
Then have a second XSLT to cut that file up into the seperate output files.
--
Mike (who hasn't the slightest idea of how to go about doing that)
