what could be the possible alternative for the serialise(document doc)
function.
its quite memory intensive..
uses almost 25% -30% of the runtime memory.
Thanx
Richa
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istry;" it wasn't
recognizable.
i also downloaded Xerces-J-bin.2.9.0.tar.gz , to get the latest XercesImpl
jar.. but i didnt find the above import. Could you please help in this.
Thank you
Richa
Michael Glavassevich wrote:
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> Richa,
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&
r file i'm using
String source = writer.writeToString(xmlDoc); // this function is taking 21%
of runtime memory
and then i count string in byte array and get it written to a specific
location.
Any suggestions.. how can i do in a better way?
Thank You
Regards
Richa
Michael Glavassevich wrote
ig();
dmconfig.setParameter("format-pretty-print", true);
what should i do now??
Thank You
Regards
Richa
Michael Glavassevich wrote:
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> Hi Richa,
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> richa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/30/2007 09:33:07 AM:
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>> Hi Michael
>> Thanx for the
rect thing.
Can you please guide me how to achieve it.
Thank you
Regards
Richa
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issue, because this
is abst necessary for me. These values are not the tag names but part of the
tag value.
Any suggestions for this.
Thanx once again
Regards
Richa
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e i;m calling the
write function is finishing before.
Any idea why is this happening??
Thank You
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Richa
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Hi Michael,
Thanx for the infomation. Is there is any way i can make it synchronous?
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Richa
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Hi Stanimir,
It worked. Thanx a lot :-)
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Richa
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