- From: Jochen Darley <joda@upb.de>
- Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2008 11:27:09 +0100
- To: public-exi-comments@w3.org
- Message-ID: <491417FD.7090203@upb.de>
Hello Taki Kamiya, Thanks for the response. Taki Kamiya schrieb: > EXI provides a facility called "self-contained elements" that can be > leveraged to enable such functions like indexing, skipping, etc. > To use self-contained elements, an option in the header "selfContained" > needs to be turned on. It is worth noting that this option is mutually > exclusive with "compression" option. Self-contained elements can be > used only in non-compression mode. The self-contained elements will not work for my scenario (if I'm restricted to non-compression mode). In that scenario skipping is only a bonus. My scenario pre-compresses multiple XML fragments and then combines these into multiple EXI streams/documents. AFAIK: This scenario is prevented by the same constraints which prevent "skipping" in compressed mode. I'll explain the scenario in more detail along with some questions in the next email (subject: Precompressed EXI Fragments). Regards Jochen Darley
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