Llacuna, Phillip V a écrit :
> Hi:
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> We need a very fast validating XML parser and was wondering if anyone
> has any suggestions? Our project involves one main XML file with about
> 1200 supporting XML files (each about 50KB or less). Our current
> environment calls on a java script to validate each file against the
> DTD, but it is painfully slow to process the complete project. We
> suspect that that the overhead in creating the java environment each
> time the script is called is slowing down the process. I have searched
> (and am still searching) the web for a good alternative. Any suggestions?
>
hi,
why not store your documents inside a native XML database ?
-you'd have to parse your documents only once (+ each time you update
one) when you load the database : at this stage the performances are not
critical
-you could access the entire collection with XQuery that allow to
extract what is expected in your application ; at this stage no further
parsing is needed
for example :
http://exist-db.org/
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