RE: XML Dom Caching

Ok, let me try this out and see how it goes.  Thanks
for the reply.

Kan

--- Jennifer Phillips <jennifer@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >I appreciate the reply.  So it looks I will have to
> >clone the node if I want to use the cached DOM
> without
> >directly making changes to it during the processing
> of
> >my code.
> 
> If you are changing the data in the DOM yes.  I had
> a similar problem, I
> wanted to add a parameter block to my cached XML
> data, what I ended up doing
> was sending a tree fragment to the XSLT processor as
> a parameter, rather
> than adding the parameter block to the cached XML
> via the DOM.
> 
> The trouble with cloning the cached XML, you loose
> most of the performance
> benefits of caching the XML in the first place.
> 
> >i.e Using, set objDOM =
> Application("CachedXMLData")
> >will cause the "CachedXMLData" to be altered if
> objDOM
> >is altered.  Am I correct in thinking this?
> 
> Yes you are correct.
> 
> Jenni Phillips
> 
> 
> 
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