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Finally, the prosaic answer: the accelerators are not necessary for parsing but for inspection and routing. The 'otherwise process' is somewhat less prosaic. It sounds like the applications that make the civil liberties lawyers nervous, but politics aside, wouldn't requirements to inspect, route and 'otherwise process' be there for any application that has to open the packets and 'look see' even if the bits weren't in XML? IOW, given that prose, this doesn't seem to be an XML issue although possibly XML makes it easier/convenient to do. len From: David Megginson [mailto:david.megginson@g...] On the other hand consider a network carrier or major data centre that has to inspect, route, or otherwise process XML documents at wire speed as they fly past. That *is* a situation where accelerated parsing of some kind might make a difference.
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