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Posted to c-dev@xerces.apache.org by Alberto Massari <al...@exln.com> on 2002/04/29 18:20:38 UTC
Re: Call for Vote: which one to be the Xerces-C++ public
supported W3C DOM interface
At 11.08 29/04/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Vote Question:
>============
>I would like to call for a vote:
>
> ==> Which INTERFACE should be the Xerces-C++ public supported W3C
> DOM Interface, DOM or IDOM? <===
I vote for IDOM.
I like:
- the speed
- the virtual interface that will allow plugging any custom DOM implementation.
But I fear that the fact that Xerces doesn't call the destructor for the
single nodes (but only releases the memory underneath it) can pose a big
limitation to the exploitation of the second advantage (because it will
force the developer to include data members allocated only through the
IDOM_Document::allocate function).
Alberto
>
>Note:
>1. The question is asking which "interface" to be officially
>supported. Once the choice of interface is chosen, we can discuss how to
>solve the downside of implementation as the next topic.
>2. The one being voted will become the ONLY Xerces-C++ supported public
>W3C DOM Interface, and is where the DOM Level 3 being implemented.
>3. The API of the other interface will be deprecated. And its samples,
>and associated Parser will eventually be removed from the distribution
>
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