Ok, let me try this out and see how it goes. Thanks
for the reply.
Kan
--- Jennifer Phillips <jennifer(_at_)globet(_dot_)com> wrote:
I appreciate the reply. So it looks I will have to
clone the node if I want to use the cached DOM
without
directly making changes to it during the processing
of
my code.
If you are changing the data in the DOM yes. I had
a similar problem, I
wanted to add a parameter block to my cached XML
data, what I ended up doing
was sending a tree fragment to the XSLT processor as
a parameter, rather
than adding the parameter block to the cached XML
via the DOM.
The trouble with cloning the cached XML, you loose
most of the performance
benefits of caching the XML in the first place.
i.e Using, set objDOM =
Application("CachedXMLData")
will cause the "CachedXMLData" to be altered if
objDOM
is altered. Am I correct in thinking this?
Yes you are correct.
Jenni Phillips
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