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Joe Kesselman wrote: >> we are looking for a fast XML parser. > > > IBM has a significantly fast XML parser -- a few papers were recently > published on it -- but I'm not sure whether it's shipping or under what > name. Lemme see if I can find out. With 2 GB of data, other considerations may be more important than the XML parser. Imagine the XML parser runs in "zero time". The hard disk interface still needs more than 20 seconds to just for the disk-I/O. So the limiting factor (besides RAM with a DOM) may be the hard disk and not necessarily the parser.

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