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Originally Posted by netseeker
Can mobile browsers render even large XHTML-documents correctly? Yes. Do they need to load the whole document into memory? No. ePub-renderers also don't need to do that. It's just a matter of how the software developers implement their CSS renderer and not really a matter of "XML parse-trees".
Even on mobile devices XML can be used as stream. The parsing can be done using event models (SAX) or newer approaches (StaX). The XML isn't the problem, some CSS-styles are. Mobile browsers were able to solve that and hence ePub-renderers could solve that too.
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I was just reading up on StaX. I'm no expert, but this does look like a good fit for an e-reader application.
From reading your comments (including the ones later in the thread), it certainly looks like you know what you're talking about. Perhaps you should work at Adobe
