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• Subject: can I do this, (sax paginator...)
• From: "Rasmussen, John" <John.Rasmussen@F...>
• Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 11:31:40 -0400

I need to paginate, (reduce in size), certain nodes of an xml doc, say
x/y/z.  This would evolve reading and writing nodes, and truncating the node
in question.

I had originally written an xslt to use an xpath expression, which works
fine.  Problem is I need to do this for many doc, and the xpath expression
changes.  Passing the expression failed as select=$varName will only work
for one node.  See XSLT Programmer's Reference, 2nd Edition page 426.

So I am now writing this as a SAX Parser, (jaxp compliant).  I can see how
to read and evaluate the nodes, but I have not seen yet how to write out the
second doc.  Is this possible with the SAX2 library?  Should I be looking at
XMLWritter extensions?

Thanks

john

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