> On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 1:53 AM, LiTTle <littleprog@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> It is really big xml to load to memory and also it is harder to maintain
>> the data!
>
> Use pull parser to skip to the parts you need or probably better, use a
> database if your set is so large and you need to randomly look stuff up.
Agreed, 10,000 shops should never have implemented as string-array
resources in the first place. At that volume, you're teetering on the
edge of what I'd consider safe to try just holding in some massive
in-memory data structure -- if the roster of shops will grow, a
database is almost assuredly the right answer.
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