• From: Doug Serres <serres-doug@u...>
• To: Navdip Bhachech <nav@m...>
• Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 06:56:50 -0500

Tim Bray wrote:

> At 11:02 AM 03/02/98 -0500, Navdip Bhachech wrote:
> >there have been a few discussions on streaming issues in this list
> >lately, so I thought I'd ask:
> >What are the recommended toolkits (currently available) that allow
> >streaming XML, instead of a file based approach?
>
> Lark (http://www.textuality.com/Lark/) is happy to read a stream.
> But as others have pointed out, relative URLs can be a real
> problem. -Tim
>

I'm using MSXML (http://www.microsoft.com/xml/) for streaming too.

--
Doug Serres
Junior Developer - R&D
Andyne Computing Ltd.
e-mail: dserres@a...



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