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   Re: [xml-dev] Updating document with SAX

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At 16:13 20.11.2003, you wrote:

>Have you had a look at STX? http://stx.sourceforge.net/.

Yes, I've looked at that shallowly. I've looked at
http://www.xmldb.org/xupdate/index.html XUpdate - XML Update Language
too.

They're based on full Xpath/XSLT like processing, while they must be very 
effective and
all that, they require Xpath implementation etc. I'm thinking something 
really lightweight
(my pseudo code must be somewhat confusing). What I was thinking is
doing 2 parses/passes on xml document using some kind of temporary document 
mechanism
and even though I used that
xmlupdate.addbinding("/books/book", getbook);
construct, I was thinking really simple xpath implementation, only for 
getting path
to element (in this case /books/book).

I've looked at some state machine helpers/compilers etc. java code (can't 
remember the names right now)
but none was using this kind of two parse mechanism or infact they didn't 
provide UPDATE
mechanism but simply some data binding if I remember correctly.

with respect,





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