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Re: Is XSL suitable for batch processing?


XSLT (in it's current state) won't scale for documents this size. It
seems to be geared towards small, transaction oriented XML, rather than
large real world documents. You will probably have to use a stream based
approach like SAX or OmniMark.  

Rick Geimer
National Semiconductor
rick.geimer@nsc.com

Lee Goddard wrote:
> 
> I too would be extremely interested to hear something on
> this subject.  I'm working on a project to convert machine-
> coded scientific data in XML from one computer language to
> another, where files may be up to a megabyte in size, and
> there may be a million to process.  I'm working on a XSLT
> stylesheet, testing in MS XML 3, but am unsure as to which
> processor to use on the final run, either on a 1gig WinTel
> or Solaris.
> 
> TIA,
> 
> Lee Goddard
> 
> Graduate Research Centre for Cognitive Science
> University of Sussex
> 
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