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I am currently analyzing very large xml files> 40 MB. I was just starting to develop in scala, so I looked over the net for some good libraries and came across scala Scales, which seem to do very well with large files.

I read: http://scala-scales.googlecode.com/svn/sites/scales/scales-xml_2.9.1/0.2/ScalesXmlIntro.html , http://scala-scales.googlecode.com/svn/sites/scales /scales-xml_2.9.2/0.4.4/PullParsing.html

and then tested the pullXml function to make sure all libraries are imported correctly.

val pull = pullXml(new FileReader("/Users/mycrazyxml/tmp/large.xml"))
while( pull.hasNext ){
   pull.next match {
        case Left( i : XmlItem ) =>
          // Handle XmlItem
          Logger.info("XmlItem: "+i)

        case Left( e : Elem ) => {
          // Handle Element
          Logger.info("Element: "+e)
        }

        case Right(endElem) =>
          // Handle endElement
          Logger.info("Endelement: "+endElem)        
      }
    }

, ! ! db, , , . .

Eg. XML Enterprise, LocalUnits. Enterprise LocalUnits. endElement Enterprise- Enterprise LocalUnits.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE Info SYSTEM "info.dtd">
<Info>
  <Enterprise>
    <RegNo>12345678</RegNo>
    <Address>
      <StreetInfo>
        <StreetName>Infinite Loop</StreetName>
        <StreetNumber>1</StreetNumber>
      </StreetInfo>
    </Address>
    <EName>
      <Legal>Crazy Company</Legal>
    </EName>
    <SNI>
      <Code>00000</Code>
      <Rank>1</Rank>
    </SNI>
    <LocalUnit>
      <CFARNo>987654321</CFARNo>
      <LUType>1</LUType>
      <LUName>Crazy Company Gym</LUName>
      <LUStatus>1</LUStatus>
      <SNI>
        <Code>46772</Code>
        <Rank>1</Rank>
      </SNI>
      <SNI>
        <Code>68203</Code>
        <Rank>2</Rank>
      </SNI>
      <Address>
        <StreetInfo>
          <StreetName>Infinite Loop</StreetName>
          <StreetNumber>1</StreetNumber>
        </StreetInfo>
      </Address>
    </LocalUnit>
    <LocalUnit>
      <CFARNo>987654322</CFARNo>
      <LUType>1</LUType>
      <LUName>Crazy Company Restaurant</LUName>
      <LUStatus>1</LUStatus>
      <SNI>
        <Code>46772</Code>
        <Rank>1</Rank>
      </SNI>
      <SNI>
        <Code>68203</Code>
        <Rank>2</Rank>
      </SNI>
      <Address>
        <StreetInfo>
          <StreetName>Infinite Loop</StreetName>
          <StreetNumber>1</StreetNumber>
        </StreetInfo>
      </Address>
    </LocalUnit>
  </Enterprise>
<Enterprise>
    <RegNo>12345671220</RegNo>
    <Address>
      <StreetInfo>
        <StreetName>Cupertino Road</StreetName>
        <StreetNumber>2</StreetNumber>
      </StreetInfo>
    </Address>
    <EName>
      <Legal>Fun Company HQ</Legal>
    </EName>
    <SNI>
      <Code>00000</Code>
      <Rank>1</Rank>
    </SNI>
    <LocalUnit>
      <CFARNo>987654321</CFARNo>
      <LUType>1</LUType>
      <LUName>Fun Company</LUName>
      <LUStatus>1</LUStatus>
      <SNI>
        <Code>46772</Code>
        <Rank>1</Rank>
      </SNI>
      <SNI>
        <Code>68203</Code>
        <Rank>2</Rank>
      </SNI>
      <Address>
        <StreetInfo>
          <StreetName>Cupertino road</StreetName>
          <StreetNumber>2</StreetNumber>
        </StreetInfo>
      </Address>
    </LocalUnit>       
  </Enterprise>
</Info>

. xml pullXml ?

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val xmlFile = resource(this, "/data/enterprise_info.xml")
val xml = pullXml(xmlFile)

val Info = NoNamespaceQName("Info")
val Enterprise = NoNamespaceQName("Enterprise")
val LocalUnit = NoNamespaceQName("LocalUnit")
val LocalUnitName = NoNamespaceQName("LUName")
val EName = NoNamespaceQName("EName")
val Legal = NoNamespaceQName("Legal")

val EnterprisePath = List(Info, Enterprise)

// iterate over each Enterprise
// only an Enterprise at a time is in memory
val itr =  iterate(EnterprisePath, xml)

for { 
  enterprise <- itr
  enterpriseName <- enterprise \* EName \* Legal
} {
  println("enterprise "+text(enterpriseName) +" has units:")
  for {
    localUnits <- enterprise \* LocalUnit 
    localName <- localUnits \* LocalUnitName
  }{
    println("  " + text(localName))
  }
  //do a save
}

LocalUnit , Paths , LocalUnit.

Hth

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