Hi Mark, everyone,

On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, Mark Hayes wrote:

> We have been seeing 130 ms for XT processing with a cached stylesheet
> and a medium sized source document, but the source document is reparsed
> as part of this operation.  (We're still working on a DOM-to-SAX
> translator so that the source document can be cached as well.  If anyone
> happens to have this code and is willing to share it please let me
> know...!) 

David Brownell has what you need in his SAX2 XML Utilities set.
ftp://ftp.brownell.org/pub/xml/utilities/index.html

or indirectly from http://home.pacbell.net/david-b/xml/.

I'd be interested to know what speed difference you get from this!
Frankly I'm doubtful of this approach though.  Why not cache XT's own dom
objects?

. . . Sean.



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