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Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
Fri, 19 Sep 2003
Push me pull you
Diego's done a little benchmarking of Crimson (the parser in the JDK) and the StAX RI. StAX comes out way ahead, but there are still some things to wonder about: Can StAX validate? Crimson can, and is likely taking a hit for it. If he compared it to Xerces-J, I'd have to ask whether StAX can validate schema? One interesting comparison would be against NekoPull.
I'm excited about StAX, but having worked on Xerces-J, I also know that there are lots of factors that could be influencing the numbers. The thing that is clear, is that the code is a lot simpler. The performance stuff is just repeated application of solid engineering.
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