Article:		Non-Extractive Parsing for XML
Subject:		not new... or usable
Date:		2004-05-20 14:09:14
From:		jimmy_z
Response to: not new... or usable
Thanks for the question. For a network device, loading XML in a byte array is usually needed for store and forward applications, and is less CPU-intensive than parsing in general. Decoding on the fly is usually pretty simple, partly because most characters are ASCII ( I could be wrong, but that is my experience thus far) To test equality of two UCS2 characters String s1; String s2; if (s1.charAt(i) == s2.charAt(k)) {} the code for testing the equality in "non-extractive" parsing is String s1; byte[] xml; if (s1.charAt(i) == xml[k]) { }

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• not new... or usable
  2004-05-21 02:41:48 Brian Ewins
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    2004-05-21 11:24:49 jimmy_z
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      2004-05-23 02:46:20 Brian Ewins
      • not new... or usable
        2004-05-23 11:42:10 jimmy_z