Streaming XML and SAX
Tom Harding
tomh at thinlink.com
Mon Mar 1 23:33:36 GMT 1999
Marcelo Cantos wrote:
> Furthermore, inter-document dependenies are not a fundamental problem
> for parallelisation. Threads can talk to each other and block waiting
> for other threads to finish parsing, while allowing other threads to
> continue independent tasks. You are suggesting that because in some
> cases it isn't trivial to parallelise we should therefore never even
> allow the possibility of such a thing to occur.
I was not suggesting that. I merely said that in the general case, knowing how to parallelize
requires looking at the data in the stream. I propose that this data, like everything else,
be stored in XML and that before doing anything else, the endpoint ought to parse it.
I'm sorry if I gave the impression that I think XP is the solution to everything. I merely
think it would be useful for a lot of things. If you're judging it on the criteria of being
able to accomplish something that was impossible before, I'm not surprised you're
disappointed.
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