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Danny Ayers wrote: > > <- I think I have a trick with Java that will work, be efficient, and not > <- overly distort my design. > > You may want to take a look at Brendan Macmillan's work on 'JSX', > serializing Java objects to XML, listed at www.sourceforge.net Very nice. I played with some early projects related to this like COINS. Very useful and better than a 'proprietary' Java format. On the other hand, what I'm concentrating on is quite a bit different, although obviously they could be married. A bsXML library would look like a collection instance that would allow in-place data members, including update, when that kind of use makes sense which saves the serialization/deser steps altogether. No object creation, no copying, probably faster traversal, and no garbage collection. In one Java web application, a single run through the pages of the site generated over 250,000 objects that had to be created, managed, and garbage collected. My aim is to reduce that to close to zero. sdw -- sdw@l... http://sdw.st Stephen D. Williams 43392 Wayside Cir,Ashburn,VA 20147-4622 703-724-0118W 703-995-0407Fax Dec2000
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