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best xml parser to use

From: petera <peter.anderson@--------.--->
To: xml-dev@-----.---.---
Date: 9/6/2006 1:10:00 PM
Hi

I have a particular problem to solve:

I have an xml batch file that contains individual xml invoices. I need to
extract these xml invoices one at a time and
place them on a message queue i.e. I just need to get all the data between
the invoice start and end tags put it
in a string and place it on a message queue (validation occurs on the
invoice itself on the receiver side).

What is likely to be my best approach, DOM (unlikely I guess), SAX, StAX or
simply writing a java program using indexOf, in terms of performance ?


TIA Peter

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