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Calling Xerces-C from Java

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Jon Smith - 12 Oct 2004 13:30 GMT
Is it possible to call a native version of Xerces-C instead of the java
implementation, to make it run quicker.

Thanks

Jon
Anton Spaans - 12 Oct 2004 14:51 GMT
> Is it possible to call a native version of Xerces-C instead of the java
> implementation, to make it run quicker.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jon

Hi Jon,

it has been a while since i've checked the benchmarks of the various XML
parser implementation. But, if i remember correctly, i don't think you will
gain much performance if you call Xerces-C instead of Xerces-J from Java (if
any at all!).
Just use the Xerces-J 2 in your java program. Saves you a lot of headaches.


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