Subject: [xsl] Are there any XSLT processors that can incrementally input the XML data? From: "Costello, Roger L." <costello@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2010 09:08:04 -0400 |
Hi Folks, I have a simple but large XML document containing almost 100 million bank withdrawals/deposits: <transactions> <withdrawal>30</withdrawal> <deposit>40</deposit> <deposit>50</deposit> <withdrawal>20</withdrawal> <withdrawal>45</withdrawal> <deposit>80</deposit> ... </transactions> I want my XSLT program to start at the first transaction: <withdrawal>30</withdrawal> and then sequentially process the following siblings. I want the <withdrawal> and <deposit> elements to be input on demand. Are there any XSLT processors that can incrementally input the XML data? That is, the XSLT processor inputs just the number of XML elements currently requested by the XSLT program, processes those elements, and then outputs the results? All this is done with little or no in-memory storage. /Roger
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