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From: Huaxin Zhang <hxzhang@--.--------.-->
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Date: 6/6/2000 9:30:00 AM
I am new at XML. Somebody told me SAXON is considered better than SAX and
DOM. Because users can make use of the "event-rule-action" model. However,
this feature is pretty vague to me.

First, there is no event, the examples are just setting elemnent handlers
to specified tags. If I want something like "once there are three <task>
objects with the same "user" attribute, do something, how can I set this
rule? (or even with any XML tools you know)

Another question is :
 I want to have a XML containing a lot of <task/>, each have
a taskID, I want to get a int[] returned from the "Expression", but seems
this is not doable. How shall I get all the sets to an array? 



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