Answer Posted / rajendra

1. s->does not store xml in memory
d->store the entire xml document in memory

2. s->top to bottom traversing
d->traverse in any direction

3. s->insert or delete node is possible
d->insert or delete node is not possible

4. s->especially for java
d->not only for java

5. s->event driven,fast & lightweight
d->tree structure,heavy weight to load & store

6. s->parse the document while reading
d->load the document in memory to parse

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