RE: XQuery and XSLT

> > It
> > should not matter to you whether the DOM you get actually
> resides in
> > memory (completely) or on disk instead, other than for technical
> > reasons, like performance etc.
>
> It matters a great deal! Most XSLT processors (like Saxon)
> are limited in the size of document they can handle by the
> available memory. For people who want to handle more than
> 200Mb or so (and lots people do) an XSLT processor that works
> directly on a disk-based source document would be a real
> boon. If they don't have that capability, then frankly,
> there's not much point.

That is not what I meant, and yes I am convinced that processing over
200Mb is no more difficult than processing small documents with X-Hive
in the background.

Kind regards,
Geert


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