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RE: DOM v/s JDOM

Subject: RE: DOM v/s JDOM
From: "Michael Kay" <mhk@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 14:03:39 +0100
dom v s sax
> I have read @ many places that JDOM is a replacement
> of DOM and is much better in terms of performance
> (parsing) and usage.
> In our product we need to transform XML using XSL. Is
> the JDOM a right choice
> so on what merits do we decide to go for JDOM instead
> of DOM??? Is there any analysis done by someone???

Most XSLT processors will accept input from a SAX source and this is
generally much better than providing DOM or JDOM input. The XSLT
processor will then build a tree in its own internal format, optimized
for transformation.

Michael Kay


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