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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: SAX for Binary Encodings (SAD-SAX)
Alaric B Snell wrote: > You can have an entire SAX pipeline without a single byte of XML; a > database backend that emits SAX events 'faking' an XML document that > goes into an XSLT engine that outputs a string of HTML. No XML actually > involved! There's a conceptual 'virtual' XML document that exists > between the database and the XSLT engine, but no pointy brackets were > harmed in its construction :-) What would that virtual XML document be encoded in? > All the guy is proposing to expand upon is the idea that element and > attribute content be optionally presented by the SAX API as native > values, where the SAX parser has enough information to do so. Why does this need to be done within SAX? > It doesn't have to be non-Unicode, now, does it? It would be quite > useful for normal XML with an associated schema, too. The original > poster was coming at this issue from the viewpoint of binary encodings > where it's more efficient to present the code directly with a native > integer than to convert from two's complement form to text only to have > the application convert back again - but the application of a > typed-values-in-SAX interface is wide than that! Efficient maybe. Whether it's more effective is another matter. Bill de hÓra -- Technical Architect Propylon http://www.propylon.com
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