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in reply to XSLT processing huge XMLs

I've found XML::LibXML and XML::LibXSLT to be very powerful modules, that when combined are capable of processing large and complex XML files. They are based on the very good Gnome libXML2 and libXSLT libraries.

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Re^2: XSLT processing huge XMLs
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 07, 2005 at 11:57 UTC
    Is there any alternative to extent Sablotron ?... Needs to overcome the .Net solution that translates the xml in few secs... That means to work exclusively in win32. For small xmls Sablotron is excellent but considering huge xmls.. Dont know, maybe something to parse the xml in chunks translate those sequentialy (with xsl)and adding them in the final xml version of the xslt. Is there any hinds for that approach? Thanks for your concer ajt.
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      XML::LibXSLT will install okay on Win32, you can build all the bits yourself, use the Cygwin version of Perl or install a pre-compiled binary, see below for more details:

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        Unfortunatelly couldnt install them on the win platform (no ppm available and the cpan refuce to complete the task). I suppose that these are the alternatives that i was looking for? Any ideas on how to improve Sablotron on those tasks? Thinking that the XML::Parser::Expat memory leak is common to other perlish approaches... so a general alternative might be usefull. Doesnt it? am i missing something?
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