The chances are that if you write to a StreamResult or SAXResult, the
result
tree never actually gets created as a real tree in memory, so the answer
here is probably No.
In fact, using a SAX stream as the interface between the two processing
steps would probably work just as well as using a DOM.
I guess this means that if I do decide to write to DOMResult, I may be able
to leverage the result tree
thereby possibly alleviating some of the tree creation overhead normally
associated with DOMs.
- Vish
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