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Roger Costello writes: > I have a situation where I would like to stream SAX events across the > Web. That is, I have a SAX parser running somewhere on the Web. I want > it to push the events out onto the Web. I want an event handler, > somewhere else on the Web, to catch those events: > > ------------ ------------- ------------- > | | | | | | > | Event |<---------------------| XMLReader |<---| XML | > | Handler | Web | | | | > | | ------------- ------------- > ------------- > > Has anyone done this? Has anyone created, perhaps, a Web-based > XMLFilterImpl that interacts with a Web-based XMLReader? /Roger I've thought about this as a possibility for Markup Object Events (MOE - http://moe.sourceforge.net), which has a much simpler API for passing objects, though the objects themselves have internal structure. MOE supports SAX-in/SAX-out, so that's an option, but I haven't had time to explore passing the objects across a network. I suspect you could write wrappers for the SAX API, but I'm not sure it would be much fun. -- Simon St.Laurent Ring around the content, a pocket full of brackets Errors, errors, all fall down! http://simonstl.com
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