JAXP DOM question

Hi,
I'm using jdk 1.4.1's JAXP and it seems to live a life of it's own ;)
I'm building a DOM document out of an Oracle table and when I reach RowSet entry no.300 then the DocumentBuilder refuses (without any error) to give me a new Document (there are 25000 entries in this table).
I also tried to create a new Builder and a new Factory but nothing.
The funny part is that when I move the ResultSet entries 295-305 to the beginning of the ResultSet then my code works without any flaws until it reaches again the magical entry no.300 :)
Is 300 some kind of undocumented DOM Document buffer size in JVM?
Has anyone an explanation for it?
Can I adjust the limit in jaxp.properties?
If not then is there a workaround?
rgds
Sabalasa

hey!
I've found the bottle neck. It does not have anything to do with JAXP but with Oracle's XSU:)
It seems like the XSU does not close the XMLQuerys properly and the database throws an "Maximum cursors exceeded" exception at line 300 :(
Now I have to find out how to solve this problem.
rgds
Sabalasa

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