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- From: Paul Miller <stele@fxtech.com>
- Date: Sun, 05 Dec 1999 20:07:49 -0500
> :: I've seen a lot of discussion about DOM, SAX, RDF, etc. but none of the
> :: solutions I've seen are very simple or straightforward for generic
> :: application data I/O (ie. non web, e-commerce, Java-type stuff). In
> :: other words, I'm about to roll my own, and would like to gauge interest
> :: in a small callback-based API for simple XML I/O.
> Not sure what you mean. Are you talking about IPC, RPC?
> Have you looked at XML-RPC and SOAP?
I should have been more clear. I just want to use XML for simple
non-web-bound application data files (document files). I need a
non-validating parser that I can use to efficiently parse my application
data, without all the complexity (and overhead) of something like DOM,
but not as general-purpose as expat.
> <Heh. Nine acronyms embedded in one brief msg.>
Yeah, XML has definitely helped spawn plenty of new TLAs.
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Paul Miller - stele@fxtech.com
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