I've written a document object model that's file backed, and I'm
using it with Saxon.
It is called Momento.
The document object model turns an XML document into a file
where the nodes are on pages. The pages can be read into memory
and discarded.
This means the source document can be paged in and out of memory
during a transform.
In order to develop this software for an open source release,
I'd like to start testing against some real world applications.
My XSLT applications fit nicely in Saxon, but I frequently see
people on this list facing memory issues.
If anyone has transforms that are facing memory issues due to
large source documents, please share them with me. I'm willing
to help solve memory problems so I can develop a useful 1.0
release.
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Alan Gutierrez - alan(_at_)engrm(_dot_)com
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