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Question: How do I support very large resources?

Answer: You can only do this with server-side XPointer. Further, you need to use (or implement) XPointer schemes that do not depend on a parsed XML document model. Basically, you need to use an XPointer scheme that interfaces with an indexed persistence store (RDBMS, ODBMS, or XML DBMS) which exposes to your ISchemeProcessor the information that it needs to answer subresource addressing requests.
You will also have to provide shorthand pointer support for your DBMS-based resource. The default shorthand pointer processor assumes that it has access to a parsed XML document, so it can't be used when you have a very large XML resource.

You can only do this with server-side XPointer. Further, you need to use (or implement) XPointer schemes that do not depend on a parsed XML document model. Basically, you need to use an XPointer scheme that interfaces with an indexed persistence store (RDBMS, ODBMS, or XML DBMS) which exposes to your ISchemeProcessor the information that it needs to answer subresource addressing requests.
You will also have to provide shorthand pointer support for your DBMS-based resource. The default shorthand pointer processor assumes that it has access to a parsed XML document, so it can't be used when you have a very large XML resource. Source: CoolInterview.com

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