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RE: Streams, protocols, documents and fragments

  • From: Mark Birbeck <Mark.Birbeck@i...>
  • To: xml-dev@i...
  • Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 17:37:52 -0000

RE: Streams
> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Tim.Shaw@w... [SMTP:Tim.Shaw@w...]
>      I agree with the arguments so far - just send lots of little 
>      documents, and the protocol is just a layer on top, to be removed
> by 
>      the input stream processor.
>      
>      But, isn't the example below not wf XML - it doesn't seem to have
> a 
>      prolog? 
> 
	You don't need a prolog to be well-formed ...
>      
>      I have no problem with that either - again, you need a client
> side 
>      stream processor to pick apart the XML ... what do I call them?
> FSA 
>      'chunks' ... chunks and, using some client side determination,
> add the 
>      prolog - and then pass it to the XML parser as a WF (and
> hopefully 
>      valid) XML document.
>      
>      This is 'trivial', and interleaving the protocol stuff is no
> great 
>      problem (plenty of examples, and I've done it at least 5 times
> for 
>      different socket-based systems).
>      
>      My concern tho' is that we require a piece of Client-side stream 
>      processing logic to pick up the XML 'chunks' and convert them to
> Valid 
>      WF XML - and this is not standard (read 'generally agreed' to
> avoid 
>      mention of inertia).
> 
	... so you don't need to 'create' a document from the packets.

	However, I don't see any reason why we can't include prolog
information in this model, if, for example, you need a DTD for the
packets.
>      
	Regards,

	Mark


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