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RE: SAX for Binary Encodings (preserving investment) (ASN.1and


RE:  SAX for Binary Encodings (preserving investment) (ASN.1and
> 	Would this go down easier if rather than proposing a SAX 3,
> the proposal was to develop an extension to the SAX 2 XMLReader
> interface and then use the standard feature and property facilities to
> allow callers to define which callback should be made when
> characters() would normally be called? This could be done without
> perturbing the core SAX 2 interfaces at all.

and the default would be for the asn1 readers to return everything as a
string.  presumably using the asn1->xml schema->xml serialization path,
not whatever syntax asn1 itself uses.

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Rich Salz                  Chief Security Architect
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XS40 XML Security Gateway  http://www.datapower.com/products/xs40.html
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