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Elmar Brandt wrote: > we are looking for a fast XML parser. > The XML-files are very big (>2GB) and we want to convert them into other > formats via XSLT. The fast parser alone does not help then, XSLT usually builds a tree model of the complete XML input in memory and transforms that input tree to a result tree which is then serialized. Thus even if you use a fast and not much resources consuming parser/parse approach like SAX or XmlReader the XSLT processor will build its tree model of your XML input in memory and will need more memory for the result tree. -- Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

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