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From: "lio bo" <liobod.xmlbeans@gmail.com>
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Subject: xmlBeans && xhtml
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hello world,

I'm discovering xmlBeans and i would like to open a little thread. As far i
look
in the archive, this topic does not appear to have ever been discussed.

My purpose is to parse a first xml file (with xmlBeans) and then generate
an XHTML stream/file (still with xmlBeans).
This process is supposed to happen 'on line' on server-side through web
server requests.

For the first phasis, ie.e xml parsing, i've (almost) no doubt that XmlBeans
power is the right solution.

For the second phasis, ie xhtml hot-generation, i wonder if i'm making the
good choice. Is there
better techs? other tools? Will xmlBeans be fast enough?

Any opinion, clue, link, whatever is welcome,


thx,

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<div>hello world,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I'm discovering xmlBeans and i would like to open a little thread. As far i look</div>
<div>in the archive,&nbsp;this topic&nbsp;does not appear to have ever been discussed.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>My purpose is to parse a first xml file (with xmlBeans) and then generate an&nbsp;XHTML stream/file (still with xmlBeans).</div>
<div>This process is supposed to happen 'on line' on server-side through web server requests.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>For the first phasis, ie.e xml parsing, i've (almost) no doubt that XmlBeans power is the right solution.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>For the second phasis, ie xhtml hot-generation, i wonder if i'm making the good choice. Is there</div>
<div>better techs? other tools? Will xmlBeans be fast enough?</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Any opinion, clue, link, whatever is welcome,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>thx,</div>

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